The Straits Times, 24 March 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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    Mubarak wants to restore ties
    261 1 CAIRO, Tuesday EGYPTIAN President Hosni Mubarak has reportedly said he will like to restore relations with other Arab countries. The New York Times, reporting an interview it conducted with Mr Mubarak in his office here on Sunday, said yesterday that he believed Egypt could be
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    The peace-time aggressors
    415 1 They erode will to fight Raja MR S. RAJARATNAM yesterday told Singaporeans to be on guard against the political warfare waged by aggressors who in peacetime aim to erode a people's will to resist the crunch when it finally comes. The weapons of this warfare are subtle,
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    Always have rifle in one hand...
    118 1 Always have rifle in one hand... 6 EACH able-bodied Singaporean has got two jobs one, the job he does to earn a living; the other is his job as a soldier, as a defender, as a part of the defence team of Singapore. Imagine, when you come out, you always
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    To Hongkong and back...
    616 1  -  S.M. MUTHU By Stolen $1,000 turns up after four years A WOMAN who lost a $1,000 note to a thief got her cash back yesterday more than four years after the theft and after the money had made a trip to Hongkong and returned to spark
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    Lock icon Aussies may reconsider recognition
    263 1 IF KHMER GROUPS CAN FORM COALITION... KUALA LUMPUR, Tue«. AUSTRALIA said today it would reconsider recognition of Democratic Kampuchea as Cambodia's legitimate government if the three antiVietnamese Cambodian groups could succeed in forming a coalition. Speaking to reporters here before leaving for Rangoon after a four-day
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    Lock icon 3 Jakarta parties cleared of instigating riots
    178 1 J AK ARTA, Tims. THE Indonesian government has cleared the country's three main political parties, including the ruling Golkar Party, of instigating the riots during an election rally here last week. "Extreme leftists or extreme rightists" could be responsible for the violence in
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    Pay rise for Auditor-General
    86 1 THE salary of the Auditor-General, Mr Chee Keng Soon, is expected to be raised to $9,500 next month from the present $7,500. The Finance Minister, Mr Hon Sui Sen, will move a motion for the increase when Parliament sits this afternoon. Five months ago. the House
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    Complaints are most unjustified, says Teh
    283 1 Complaints are most unjustified, says Teh HDB flats too expensive? COMPLAINTS that HDB flats were too expensive was described by National Development Minister Teh Cheang Wan in Parliament yesterday as most unjustified. He told backbenchers he had often heard complaints about the high selling prices of HDB flats. "I think
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    Jeya told to back claims with figures
    337 1 Jeya told to back claims with figures MR LIM Chee Onn yesterday challenged Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam to produce figures to back up his repeated assertions that workers were worse off today than they were in 1969 or 1965. He also said he would welcome any challenge from any Workers'
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    Lock icon Princess Di saves boy
    70 1 NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE (England), Tues. A pregnant Princess Diana saved a schoolboy from being trampled by a surging crowd welcoming the royal couple. As thousands crowded outside a youth centre here today, pint-sized Robert York. 10, was knocked to the ground with his leg trapped between
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    Lock icon MASS ARRESTS IN GAZA
    60 1 JERUSALEM, Tus. Gasa Mayor Rashad Saaw» umiim4 today feat he wmM call f or it general strike Mtowiac massive arrests sehMleUMroa la the neighboring Pakottmliui camp *f JaMlaia. He dW not say when the strike would take dUm*. bat travellers said Israeli troops had completely sarreuded
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      62 1 f!53§9 SO pages today FILIAL PIETY WINS JUDGE'S PRAISE Pago 8 Why URA didn't sell those sites Teh Back Pago Singapore Open golf preview Pago 39 SUMMARY WORLD NEWS 3,4,1,7 CAUSEWAY 12 COMICS 12 EDITORIAL 14 LETTERS IS BACKGROUND IS CLASSIFIEDS «-S3 SPORTS SUI Escape from Poland Pagol RADIO AND
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      512 2 For love of mum... THE 10 children of a 72-year-old widow were praised by a High Court judge yesterday for "their love of her and filial piety. It resulted in an out of-court settlement of a family dispute over a house worth about $200,000. Madam Sim and nine of
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      COMMENTS
      340 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: THE call for parents to be allowed to use their Central Provident Pond savings for their children's tertiary education certainly merits the CPF Board's consideration. It would be a worthwhile Idea If such withdrawals or loans can be granted in a way that does not
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      223 2 EXPORT PROGRAMME AIMED AT WORLD MARKETS THE Department of Trade has lined up an aggressive export promotion programme for this year to help local manufacturers and exporters penetrate world markets. The trade promotion programme includes a series of seminars and workshops, to be conducted by international consultants and
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      BACKGROUND
      71 2 MOVING TO AUSTRALIA MORE and more people want to migrate to Australia and the Fraser government has not quite made up its mind that a large increase in immigrants would be good for the country. The Immigration Department has launched a major research project to study the economic impact
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      561 2 Anti-university drive THE Soviet Union has mounted a major exercise to discourage its youths going to university. The r.ew emphasis is on workers. Youths throughout the country are being lured to vocational schools with grants. At the same time, such schools are being improved and given the
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      SECTION 2
      292 2 Flight to freedom IT READS like a sensational novel but the story is true. A young Polish refugee, Jacek Woitas, 22, left the safety of Australia to rescue his brother, Waldemar, 19, in Poland when their parents died. Walking right into the bear's claws in Czechoslovakia, he crossed
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      SPORTS
      223 2 Opening honour BARCELONA, traditional gateway to Spain, has appropriately been given the opening honour for the world Cup soccer finals. It will host the first match on June 13, when holder Argentina will play Belgium. And the bustling port is gearing up to put its best face forward for
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      194 2 Back leader's choice UMNO secretary-general Datuk Mustaffa Jabbar has called on his party members to support fully any National Front candidate chosen by the leadership for next month's general election. "We must... do everything in our power to ensure victory for the Barisan Nasional (National Front) candidate,"
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      SECTION 3 (S'pore edition)
      133 2 How to learn CONFUCIUS said: "Learning without thought is labour lost; thought without learning is perilous." His guidelines to students: they should never (all into the pitfalls of foregone conclusions, arbitrary pre-determination, obstinacy and egoism. He also said a stud«nt needs "the extensive study of what
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      Lock icon Thatcher greets Indira at No 10
      132 3 BRITISH Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher (left) greeting her Indian counterpart Mrs Indira Gandhi •uteldc her official residence, II Downing Street, In London on Monday, when the Indian Prime Minister arrived for an official visit to Britain and to open an Indian arts festival. Despite
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      Soviet push for fewer grads, more workers
      370 3 MOSCOW, Tuesday THE Soviet Union has mounted a major exercise to discourage its youths from going to university it emphasises that it wants workers, not an educated elite. Ironically, the exercise is needed because the state has had too much success with its
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      Lock icon 100,000 farmers start protest rally in Paris
      318 3 PARIS, Tim*. AN ESTIMATED 100,000 farmers were pouring into Paris this morning for the biggest mass rally in France to protest against government inaction over their falling in- comes. Coachloads of angry farmers started arriving at dawn while there were reports of droves
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        Lock icon Whitelaw warning
        66 3 BRITISH Home Secretary William Whitelaw warned in London yesterday that Britain faces a renewal of street violence this summer to mark the anniversary of last year's riots in London, Liverpool and other major cities. He told a meeting of Conservative Party MPs that police had "some evidence" that
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        Lock icon Marcos' instructions
        105 3 PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos, who along with his wife, Imelda, daughter, Imee, and 13 cabinet ministers left for a three-day visit to Saudi Arabia last Sunday, has left secret instructions with his Armed Forces Chief of Staff in case "anything untoward" should happen to him during his overseas stay.
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        Lock icon 130 China projects
        75 3 SOME 130 industrial projects will be proposed to foreign investors at a conference to be held from June 7 and 11 in Guangdong under the audioes of the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (Unido). Mr Ji Chongwei, one of the organisers of the "China investment promotion meeting"
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        Lock icon New Vice-President
        53 3 A FORMER President of Bangladesh was yesterday appointed the country's Vice-Presi-dent, replacing Mr Nurul Huda who resigned for health reasons. Sixty-one-year-old Mohammadullah was sworn in by President Abdus Sattar in Dacca. He was President of Bangladesh for a year before he made way for Mr Mujibur Rahman in
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        Lock icon US rates blamed
        69 3 JAPANESE Finance Minister Michio Watanabe yesterday lashed out at high US interest rates, which he said were the major cause of the yen's recent sharp slide against the dollar. Calling the US rates "a cancer for the world Mr Watanabe told a press conference in Tokyo that
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        Lock icon 'Moscow won't budge*
        87 3 SOVIET-AMERICAN talks in Geneva on limiting nuclear missiles in Europe are stalled because Moscow is unwilling to negotiate, the US disarmament chief said in an interview published in Geneva yesterday. Mr Eugene Rostow, head of the US Disarmament and Arms Control agency, told the Zurich daily Tages*
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      Lock icon SCHMIDT BLAMES LOSSES ON INTERNAL DISPUTES
      226 3 SCHMIDT BLAMES LOSSES ON INTERNAL DISPUTES BONN, Tues. West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt admitted today that the troubled image of his Social Democratic Party was to blame for a major setback in state elections in Lower Saxony. The party, plagued with internal disputes over economic and nuclear arms policy, yesterday
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      Lock icon Game that makes fun of Pope's visit to Britain banned
      195 3 LONDON, Tues. The High Court here yesterday slapped a temporary ban on sales of a game called Popopoly that pokes fun at the visit of Pope John Paul II to Britain between May 28 and June 2. The Mine has
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      Lock icon Japan warns EEC: We'll expose your trade curbs
      296 3 TOKYO, Tuesday JAPAN today threatened to turn the tables on the European Economic Community (EEC) if it took action against Japan under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt) for alleged violation of Gatt principles. Mr Shintaro Abe, Minister of International
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      Lock icon Protestant leader accuses the CIA
      167 3 Protestant leader accuses the CIA BELFAST, Tues. One of Northern Ireland's leading politicians said today that the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) had a unit operating in the British province. Mr James Molyneaux, leader of the Protestant official Unionist Party, told a news conference he wanted to know what
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      Lock icon 34 held
      34 3 GREENHAM COMMON (England), Tues. Police arrested 34 women yesterday who blocked entrances to the US Air Force base at Greenham Common In a protest against plans to store Cruise Missiles there. UPI.
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      Lock icon DON'T STEP UP TAIWAN TIES: CHINA
      211 4 DON'T STEP UP TAIWAN TIES: CHINA BEIJING, Tues. China today warned foreign countries not to quietly upgrade their relatic.is with Taiwan. It also reiterated that it opposed the establishment of official links with the Nationalist-ruled island under the guise of unofficial ties. A commentary in the official press said a
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      Lock icon Pygmy chimp has a baby
      55 4 THE HAGUE. Tue«. The Netherlands has bad It* first pygmy chimpanzee birth, the wassenaar Zoo near here announced today. The baby, named Naomi, weighed 1,400 gm. Pygmy chimps, which live In forests along Zaire's major rivers, are rare in zoos but are not a threatened
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      Lock icon Perez visit
      34 4 UNITED NATIONS, Tv««. Secretary-General Javier Perez de CueUar yesterday accepted an invitation to visit the headquarters of the 21--nation Council of Europe In Strasbourg. No date was set for the visit AP.
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      Lock icon Hanoi likely to replace some of its old guard
      483 4 BANGKOK, Tues. The Vietnamese Communist Party is expected to remove some senior members of the central committee in favour of Soviet-trained technocrats at the party's fifth congress beginning this Saturday. Hanoi-based Western diplomats visiting Bangkok quoted communist officials as saying that
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      Lock icon Stampede as 'dead' man turns up alive
      135 4 JAKARTA, Toes. A religions prayer amice marking the 4*tn day of a man s death turned into a stampede when he suddenly came home alive and in good shape, It was repwtod today. DMIa bin Jamhari, a, was believed to have died In
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      BETTER FOOD SUPPLIES VITAL, SAYS PREM
      311 4 BETTER FOOD SUPPLIES VITAL, SAYS PREM BANGKOK, Tim*. DEVELOPING countries should work towards selfsufficiency and security in food, Thai Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanonda said this morning, opening the 38th session of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (Escap). The experience of Asean, in which
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      Lock icon Shrimp war in offing
      76 6 COLOMBO. Tues. A mini shrimp war is in the offing between poaching Indian fishermen and the Sri Lanka navy, the government-owned Ceykin Daily News reported here yesterday. The Sri Lanka Navy has sent a flotilla of armed patrol boats to the strip of water which separates
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      Lock icon Crucial talks between Israel and Egypt begin
      483 6 Fresh attempt to settle border dispute JERUSALEM, Tuesday EGYPT and Israel began crucial talks today in a fresh bid to settle a border dispute amid reports that the Israelis might delay their withdrawal from the Sinai unless a solution was found. Mr Osama
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      Lock icon Palestinian guns fire at patrol boats
      102 6 TEL AVIV, Tues. Israeli patrol boats twice came under heavy machine gun fire over the weekend from a Palestinian stronghold in southern Lebanon, the United Nations interim forces in Lebanon (Unifil) said today. Spokesman Timor Goksel said the boats were the targets of machine
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      Lock icon Gunmen shoot at crowd
      56 6 BILBAO, Tues. Three police officers and a woman were killed yesterday and two other officers wounded after four gunmen fired more than 100 bullets into a crowded restaurant, authorities said. Police said the gunmen were Basque separatists, members of the ETA group, which seeks to create
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      Big drug haul
      31 6 BRUSSELS, Tues Belgian police have seized 2.6 tonnes of hashish worth an estimated 400 million Belgian francs (about SS2O million) in Malines, near Antwerp, police said yesterday. AFT.
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      Lock icon Teheran claims big victory in offensive
      290 6 Teheran claims big victory in offensive LONDON, Tuesday MORE than 10,000 Iraqis were killed or wounded and at least 2,000 captured in a major Iranian offensive which wrested back a huge area of Western Iran from Iraqi forces, Teheran Radio said yesterday. The radio, monitored in London, quoted Colonel Sayyad-Shirazi,
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      Lock icon Good Samaritans suffer along, too
      204 6 WASHINGTON, Tuesday EIGHTY per cent of the Good Samaritans who aide crime victims suffer many of the same emotional problems as the victims, a study says. The study, prepared for the Justice Department and released on Sunday, said crime victims and the people who helped
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      Lock icon SOLDIERS FORCE SHOP OPEN
      48 6 SOLDIERS FORCE SHOP OPEN ISRAELI soldiers forelag open an Arab shop in central Ramadan on Monday daring the fourth day of a general strike by West Bank Palestinians. The shutters-down protest by Arab shopkeepers was because of the dismissal of municipal officials In nearby El Blreh. AP picture.
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        Lock icon Sorry, wrong numbers
        61 6 A COLLECT New Year greeting call from his daughter in the United States delighted Mr Antonio Trinidad until he saw the bill almost 20,000 pesos (555,088). The call lasted only three minutes, Mr Trinidad, said in Manila yesterday. But the telephone company charged him for 803 minutes.
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        Lock icon Walt Disney 'studio' sold
        60 6 THE "studio" in which Walt Disney created the cartoon character Mickey Mouse a garage behind his uncle's house was sold at an auction in Hollywood for US$B,--500 (SJ18.020). The buyers, who are members of a Hollywood conservation group, said they would store the garage in a
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        Lock icon Squirrel puts out the lights
        57 6 A HUNGRY squirrel chewing into an electric wire was blamed for a power failure that deprived more than 4,100 customers of electricity in New York on Sunday. The squirrel chewed through the wire in a Consolidated Edison Company transformer and short -circuited two feeder cables.
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      Lock icon Arabs seek UN meeting after West Bank killings
      347 6 UNITED NATIONS. Tim*. THE Arab group at the United Nations yesterday called for an emergency meeting of the Security Council on the situation in the occupied West Bank of the Jordan, where two youths have been killed in clashes between Palestinians and
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      Lock icon N-plant alert
      46 6 MIDDLETOWN (Pennsylvania), Tues. The troubled Three Mile Island nuclear reactor was placed on a lowlevel emergency alert yesterday when it began leaking radioactive water, officials said. The firm, which owns the closed power plant, said the leak posed no danger outside the site. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 46,000 a day
      42 6 BRASILIA, Tues. Some 46.000 children died every day in 1981, up about 30 per cent from 35,000 a day in 1980, United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) special envoy Prince Talal bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud said here yesterday. AFP.
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      Soviet penetration of Iran 'makes alarming headway'
      225 6 Soviet penetration of Iran 'makes alarming headway' NEW YORK, Tues. The Soviet penetration of Iran is reaching alarming proportions with KGB agents being assigned to key mullahs to help the Muslim revolutionaries in their day-to-day jobs. That's not all. Members of the communist Tudeh Party have been making significant headway
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      Lock icon US pressure on Cuba intensified
      310 7 Western banks urged not to allow rescheduling of debts WASHINGTON, Tues. The Reagan administration is increasing economic pressure on Cuba in a series of moves designed to increase the already severe financial and trading problems faced by the Castro government. According to US officials, Washington
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      Lock icon One million watch Columbia lift off on third space trip
      273 7 CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida), Tues. An estimated one million people squealed, clapped and screamed in jubilation yesterday as they watched Columbia's fiery lift-off from the beaches and causeways along Florida's coast. The spectators had been arriving since last week in their
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      Reagan pledges no more partial embargo
      386 7 Reagan pledges no more partial embargo WASHINGTON, Tues. PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan promised American farmers yesterday not to impose an embargo on agricultural exports unless it were part of a complete boycott backed by the United States' allies. Outlining a three-part policy on farm exports, Mr Reagan denounced the former Carter
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      Lock icon Sunflowers to prove a point
      92 7 EIGHTY-FIVE sunflower plants circled the earth today, passengers on the space shuttle Columbia. The sunflowers were placed aboard the shuttle yesterday in the hope of solving a scientific mystery, concerning the growth of plants, that dates to the days of Charles Darwin. Plants exhibit a
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      Facts and figuresabout the flight
      169 7 HERE, at a glance, are facts and flgmres ea the third t*st flight of the space shuttle, ColumOrMt: IK times, 241-km Mlsstoa leagth: Sevea •ays. three heirs, 27 mantes. LaMUng: At Nertkrap Strip, White Baa* Mtasile iUacr, New Mexlee, m Meaiay. Astraaaats: Ommaader Mariae Celeael
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      Lock icon Stowaway on board
      67 7 A STOWAWAY was found aboard the Columbia as it orbited the earth at the start of its third voyage. Astronauts Jack Lousma and Gordon Fuller-ton reported last night that a Florida fruit fly had sneaked aboard the spacecraft before yesterday's blast-off from Cape Canaveral and was buzzing
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      Lock icon Future flights to cost less
      73 7 EACH flight of the Columbia now costs about US$lOO million (SJ2I2 million) but National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa) officials said the shuttle will eventually require only a two-week overhaul instead of several months and the launching costs will fall to between US$2O million and
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      Lock icon Kangaroo meat makes lowa politicians jumpy
      168 7 DES MOINBB (Iowa), Ties. After a debate Oiled with references to kangaroo meat, the lowa senate yesterday passed a Bill requiring restaurants and food stands to pat up notices alerting customers If they serve Imported meat. "The reassn for this BUI is that Australia
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      Lock icon U.S. DENIES REPORT OF CHINA VISIT
      132 7 U.S. DENIES REPORT OF CHINA VISIT WASHINGTON, Tues. The State Department today said there was no plan at this time for Assistant Secretary of State John Holdridge to visit Beijing at the end of the month or in the near future. This was in reply to questions about a report
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    $4 m expected a year from Muslims for mosque fund
    343 8 $4 m expected a year from Muslims for mosque fund ABOUT $4 million year will be ralaed tor the balMlßg tt mma^mtm la aagapMT tkraagh vtlulan MBtribattou Iran working Mulims, If oMtrlbatteM are kept P The oMtrlhattMM, deducted (ram CPP c«ntritattwc «f wsrklag Muslim*, are paid Into the M.sqoe BalMtag
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    Robber gets jail and 6 strokes
    180 8 A JOBLESS man was jailed for two years and ordered to be given eight strokes of the cane for robbery, extortion and theft. Ang Ec Ho, 34, who pleaded guilty to all the three charges, had a previous conviction for robbery 10 years ago.
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    Bike basics
    19 8 Kota Raja community centre is organising a motorcycle repair and maintenance course (basic) starting on April 3.
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    Filial piety wins judge's praise
    726 8  -  T. F. HWANG OUT-OF-COURT SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTE By Our High Court Reporter Even King Solomon can't please all 4 Even the wisdom of King Solomon cannot give complete satisfaction to every party involved in a family dispute. Had the hearing gone on, it would have
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    Always carry your mental rifle, Dhana tells enlistees
    398 8 SINGAPOREANS should retain their guns when they complete national service. But these weapons will not be real. They should be mental images to remind them that they are still trained soldiers and their duty does not end on completion of full-time service.
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    Govt asked to extend lease on refugee camp
    178 8 Govt asked to extend lease on refugee camp THE United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has asked the Singapore government to allow the Hawkins Road refugee camp to continue operating beyond its expiry date of June 30. "The arrival pattern of refugees is continuing," the UNHCR's representative, Mr Sashi Tharoor,
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    Police seek dead man's relatives
    73 8 Police seek dead man's relatives POLICE are seeking relatives or friends of Mr Mangal Singh, 72, whose body was found near a bus stop along Holland Road at 9.42 a.m. on Sunday. They said Mr Singh was 1.75 m tall aad of medium build; he wore a yellow turban, white
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    MORE HELP FORNS RECRUITS TO ADAPT TO ARMY
    226 8 MORE HELP FORNS RECRUITS TO ADAPT TO ARMY ARMY life may spell problems for some national servicemen, but there are many shoulders to lean on. The Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Defence), Mr Phua Bah Lee, said that besides talking to section and platoon commanders ana orientation officers, there is another avenue
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    ENGINEERING MACHINERY SALE
    130 8 A wide range of general engineering machinery is offered for private sale on Monday, 22nd March, at 102 Gul Circle, Jurong Industrial Estate. Items to be sold include Poreba geared head lathe 1350 mm swing and 4000 mm between centres (1979), Lumsden vertical spindle surface grinder with
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    An 'easy does it' approach to using computers
    277 9 An 'easy does it' approach to using computers THE National Trades Union Congress has pitched its computer programme for workers on an "easy-does-it" tack in a move to dispel any reservations some may have on a new and seemingly "hard" subject. This approach ties in with one theme of the
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    COURT BRIEFS
    2 9 COURT BRIEFS
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    Man's tapes uncensored
    58 9 A DIRECTOR of a finance company, Peh Hock Teh, 44, was fined $900 by a magistrate yesterday after he pleaded guilty to having nine uncensored video cassette tapes at a Serangoon Road club house on Jan 17. The tapes were sent to the Board of Film Censors
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    $150,000 bail extended
    34 9 THE ease of Kathlrayson s/o Mnthla Rajagopal, M, charged with eight cooats of cheating involving $174,872, wifl be mentioned again on April IS. Ball of $ISMN was extended by the court.
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    Hotel waiter is accused
    44 9 A waiter from Orchard Hotel was yesterday charged with stealing about $600 from a room occupied by an Indonesian tourist on Sunday evening. Syea Abdul Rahman was released on $2,000 bail until the case is mentioned again on March 30.
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    Accused remanded
    50 9 HK'.rf Ching Kow, 28, w»i charged is a magistrate's court yesterday with breaking lit* a wareh«— at Alexandra Terrace and stealing $11,312 w*rth M food and soap. N« plea was taken from Cbeah, who has been remaaded at CID until farther mentioa of the case on March M.
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    Inquiries to continue
    64 9 POLICE are to continue their inquiries following the remand of a man charged with breaking into a Toa Payoh home and stealing cash and valuables worth $25,040. Jamali bin Menan, 27, is alleged to have stolen television sets, a video cassette recorder, watches, Jewellery, about 300 dresses
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    SOS flag day
    23 9 THE Samaritans of Singapore will hold its annual flag day on April 3 and hopes to raise $90,000 this year.
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    JAVA AT PAKISTAN'S N-DAY RECEPTION
    70 9 THE Minister of State (Law and Home Affairs), Professor S. Jayakumar, was the guest of honour yesterday at a reception to mark Pakistan's National Day. He was greeted by the Pakistani Charge d'Affaires, Mr Muhammad Zubair Kidwai, and Mrs Kidwai About 300 guests attended the
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    Ex-president of SMA hails 'schedule of fees' move
    529 9  -  BENQ TAN By Our Medical Reporter Time to review the matter, he says A FORMER president of the Singapore Medical Association yesterday came out strongly in support of a schedule of fees to indicate the average charges by doctors and hospitals. Dr
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    Organisers hope to raise $1 m from trade fair
    309 9 Organisers hope to raise $1 m from trade fair THE largest international outdoor trade fair to be held in Singapore is expected to attract more than half a million visitors. High-quality local and foreign products and services will go on show at the International Trade Fair '82, to be be
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    After a safari, it's lunch
    43 9 A TRIP to Safari World and a seafood lunch at Kukup, Johore, has been organised by the Moulmein community centre youth group on May 2 For details, call the group's general secretary, Mr Peter Chan at Tel. *****60.
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  • DEBATE ON BUDGET ESTIMATES: MINISTRY BY MINISTER DAY FIVE
    • NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
      • Article
        Team to study effects of price rises
        98 10 THE government has formed a committee to study the lons-term effects of increases In the prices of HDB flats on Singaporeans, the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan told Parliament yesterday. Replying to Mr J.B. Jry»rrloim (*■■«■> who had asked whether
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        ATC system has helped traffic flow inCBD
        111 10 ATC system has helped traffic flow inCBD THE computerised Area Traffic Control (ATC) system has helped to improve traffic flow and ease congestion in the central area, the Minister of State (National Development), Mr Lee Yock Suan, said yesterday. Under the ATC. 151 traffic lights in the Central Business District
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        Over a matter of privilege
        217 10 WHAT Leader of the House E. W. Barker sought to do on Monday when he brought up before Parliament a 1962 report of the Committee of Privileges was to show how Mr David Marshall, then the Legislative Assemblyman for Anson, had conducted himself over a
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        URA considering more 'all under one roof complexes
        575 10 URA considering more 'all under one roof complexes THE Urban Redevelopment Authority is studying the possibility of having more shopping complexes which house groups specialising in a single trade. This was said by the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, yesterday. He was replying to a question raised
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        Of funerals and weddings, quacking ducks and toilets in void decks
        1010 10 Of funerals and weddings, quacking ducks and toilets in void decks MPs discussing the HDB had a wide range of requests, suggestions and pleas for the Minister for National Development, Mr Teh Cheang Wan. They ranged from demands that the HDB throw open its books to the public and review
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        It is form, not substance, that concerns Jeya says Chee Onn
        942 10 -Debate within a debate: is the Spore worker getting his fair share o£ rights and privileges? 41 would like to alert him (Mr Jeyaretnam), If he does not knew it yet, that workers and unionists in Britain are fed
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        Workers now at the mercy of employers, says Jeya
        466 10 I AM sorry to say that there has been a W general feeling among oar workers that the Ministry of Labour is not holding the scales firmly when it comes to any dispute between the employer and the employee. It has
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        An expansion of unions' role since 1968 lawrencesia
        776 10 4 The fundamental role of the trade union today, as represented by the NTUC, is still to protect, to advance and to safeguard the Interests of the workers, bat In addition to this role of the bargaining institution, it should also expand
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  • LABOUR
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      We'll act against anti-union bosses says Teng Cheong
      887 11 4 AN employer should regard workers of onions as partners in their enterprise and not as adversaries, otherwise, I don't see why they employ them in the first place, x Mr Ong LABOUR Minister Ong Teng Cheong has warned that his ministry
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      Training in work safety and health for -doctors—'
      340 11 Training in work safety and health for -doctors—' THE Labour Ministry plans to organise training courses for doctors to promote industrial safety and occupational health. The Minister of State (Labour), Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, said yesterday that his ministry would work with the National University of Singapore and the National
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      Why PSA gratuities cannot go to CPF
      398 11 A REQUEST to transfer the gratuities for dailyrated Port of Singapore Authority workers to their Central Provident Fund savings has been turned down. Explaining why, Mr Ong Teng Cheong said the worker would only be entitled to gratuity on retirement, provided he is
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    • Article
      $23 million collected £or home insurance scheme
      104 11 $23 million collected £or home insurance scheme THE Central Provident Pud Board has collects some $23 million from Ita members Insured onder the home protection Insurance scheme by the end of last month. So far, the board had paid out a total of $33,715 to four claims, Mr Ong Teng
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      To deter late payments...
      137 11 PENALTY interest and fines collected from employers for late payments of their CPF contributions are pecuniary punishments to deter repeat offences. Because of this, the sums cannot be credited into the CPF account of a member whose employer had submitted Late payments, Mr Ong Teng Cheong
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      Workmen's awards compare well with advanced states'
      716 11 THE quantum of workmen's compensation in Singapore compares favourably with advanced countries like West Germany, Canada and Sweden, the Parliamentary Secretary (Labour), Mr Eugene Yap said yesterday. Mr Yap said the rate of payment here was based on the workers' earnings. Also, payment
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      Lock icon Close ranks to back Front candidates, Umno members told
      279 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday UMNO secretary-general Datuk Mustaffa Jabbar has called on all members to throw their support behind any National Front candidate chosen by the leadership during next month's general election. The Umno leader today said that this was necessary for
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      Lock icon Travel papers ruling
      63 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Foreigners who are permanent residents in Malaysia can use travel documents issued by their countries of origin for travel outside the country. Parliament was told recently. Deputy Home Affairs Minister Abdul Rahim Datuk Thamby Chik said those permanent residents who did not have citizenship
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        MANY NF CANDIDATES WILL BE NEW FACES
        123 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Ties. At least foar In II rajtdldates la the National Front's line-op far the general election will be new faces and second echelon leaden. The New Straits Times, which reported this today, quoted the national news agency Benuuna as saylag that
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        Lock icon Macau VIP meets Ghaz
        74 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The governor of Macau, Rear Admiral Vasco de Almedia de Costa called on Malaysian Foreign Minister Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie this moming for talks lasting about an hour. A Wisma Putra (Foreign Ministry) spokesman said they exchanged views on the problems of Vietnamese
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        Lock icon Berjaya accepts decision on allocation of seats for polls
        302 12 Berjaya accepts decision on allocation of seats for polls KOTA KLNABALU, Tuesday THE squabble over allocation of seats for next month's snap polls between Sabah's rival parties, Berjaya and Usno, looks certain to be over. Sabah Chief Minister I and Beriaya leader Datuk Harris Salleh said yesterday that both his
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        Lock icon NBI 'did the right thing'
        92 12 NBI 'did the right thing' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The National Bureau of Investigations (NBI) acted correctly when it took action against the PWD sports club dinner in Negri Sembilan, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad told Parliament today. Dr Mahathir, in reply to a query, quoted a government circular
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        Lock icon Irish team due
        45 12 KUALA, LUMPUR. Tues. A team of 20 Irish businessmen will visit Malaysia early next month to further reinforce and extend the existing trade links between Malaysia and Ireland, a representative of the Irish Export Board, Mr Denis P Harrington, said recently AFP.
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        Lock icon Army rapport
        41 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The New Zealand Chief of General Staff, Major-General Robin Guy Williams, visited the Ministry of Defence here yesterday as part of an official four-day visit to strengthen relations between the armed forces of both countries. AP.
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        Lock icon Deputy Minister Embong dies
        71 12 Deputy Minister Embong dies KUALA LUMPUR, Toes. Malaysian Deputy Information Minister Embong Yahya (abovr died ef a heart attack today. He WM 11. Officials said Mr Kmbong suffered from a heart seixare last night aad was naked te a hospital where he died twe hours later. Mr Kmbong was appointed
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      Lock icon ANTI-SOVIET POSTERS
      51 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. An unidentified man plastered the walls of a Soviet travel agency here with anti-Soviet posters on Sunday night, it was reported today. A car park attendant who saw the incident said the man, who was hooded, burnt "some things" before he left. Police are investigating.
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      Lock icon Ms333m military academy for top —officers—
      209 12 Ms333m military academy for top officers— KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The government is setting up a massive M 5333 million Academy of National Defence Studies in Selangor, official sources said today. The sources said that the defence studies complex would include the armed forces staff college, the armed forces defence college
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      Lock icon Envoy choice
      43 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The selection of candidates to head Malaysian missions abroad is not based on racial consideration, but on their ability to safeguard the nations interests. Parliamentary Secretary to the Foreign Ministry. Mr Mohyiddin Mohamad Yassin. told Parliament recently. AFP.
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
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      233 12 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh V Hal Camp I'MPeau.v voo yes. me got a, me/v this is one joe >J#i»"^ Ji PPOUP OP APE 0 *JO& THE/ PICKED IHE SHOULP SE C(iT^\ =^lVj .YOUR BROTHER, I r HiKA OVER OME I ABLE TO '*2<C BINARY/ sZ-^mL jr HUMDREP APPuCAHTS.
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    Engineering graduate's plea dismissed
    522 13  -  MAUREEN CHUA By Board did not have to give reasons for rejecting him ENGINEERING graduate Tay Eng Chuan, 29, lost his appeal in the High Court yesterday against the Professional Engineers Board's decision to defer his application for registration as a professional engineer for a year
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    Bunker fuel demand plunges as ships top up in Japan
    351 13 DEMAND for bunker fuel here has dropped by 30 to 40 per cent over the last two months as ships top up in Japan instead. This is because of the fall in the price of the fuel in Japan to
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    Tekong camp
    25 13 THE Aljunied community centre youth group will organise a hike and camp at Pulau Tekong from Saturday to Sunday. For details, telephone ■Ml
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    Exxon ships for repairs in May
    113 13 A MAJOR United States i ell company, Exxen Corporation, will send eight of Its vessels for repairs as scheduled in Singapore yards which are facing a depressed shlprepair market. This was confirmed by a local spokesman I for Ksso yesterday who said that the
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    Thieves switch from sex lure to toilet talk'
    297 13  - Thieves switch from sex lure to toilet talk' K. S. SIDHU B» Came Desk A GANG of thieves who I used the lure of sex to j lower the guard of their I victims, switched to mii structions on how to use toilets when their first method was exposed by
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    It's worth considering
    485 14 I THE CALL for parents to be allowed to use their Central Provident Fund savings for their children's tertiary education certainly merits the consideration which Labour Minister Ong Teng Cheong said he would ask the CPF Board to give. Money spent on education, in principle, is money
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    Men, not weapons, win wars
    2958 14 The full text of the speech by Second Deputy Prime Minister (Foreign Affairs) 5. Rajoratnam yesterday to about 400 officer cadets at the National Education Course at Pasir Laba camp. 4 Humans possess an incredible will to survive, and that is why they are difficult
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  • FORUM
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      English passage was too long for '0' levels
      623 15 General Paper passage for 'A' level students is shorter I REFER to the recent report about the 1981 GCE "O" Level ELI results, of which only 39.5 per cent passed. Having taught more than 600 students last year, I would like to
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      Piano was drowned by the sound of the brass
      178 15 I AM not a music expert, that is, I do not teach, compose, conduct or perform but, as an ordinary mortal, I can and do enjoy listening to good music. My husband and I are regular concert-goers and we had looked
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      Nowhere to hang clothes in airport toilets
      175 15 Nowhere to hang clothes in airport toilets THE Department of Civil Aviation and the Parks and Recreation Department should seriously look into installing hangers or hooks in toilets at the airport as well as in the changing rooms-cum-toi-lets at our reservoirs. At the airport, our male (or even female) visitors
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        Advisable to use shellac in open air areas
        190 15 I REFER to the letter entitled "Questioning the safety of the use of shellac" (ST, Feb 24). Shellac is a resinous excretion of the lac insect, Lacifer lacca. Rosin (a residue of crude turpentine) and orpiment (a naturally occurring form of arsenic
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        Stable electricity price
        126 15 I REFFSt to the letter "Oil prices and cost of livinr, from H. H. Wee (ST, March 15). The Public Utilities Board last revised the electricity tariffs on March 1, 1980. Since then, there has been no increase in the price of electricity although there have been
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        Your ideas on stamps
        69 15 WE would like to thank Francis Lim (ST. March 16) for his suggestion to feature snakes in our stamp issue. His suggestion has been noted for consideration with other themes for future stamp issues. We appreciate the writer's interest in our stamps and would also like
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        Income tax returns
        96 15 "EXPERTO CREDE" (ST, March 16) wants an income tax return to provide spaces for showing expenses and outgoings incurred in producing income. Please accept the word of experts who have tried that to do so the form will have to be so incredibly long that hardly anyone
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      Grants do not pay for life of luxury
      353 15 Grants do not pay for life of luxury YOUR correspondent from Cambridge (ST, March 16) has written a curious letter. Cambridge University undergraduates are hardly the likeliest supporters or beneficiaries of the British welfare state; particularly those whose tastes run to such upper and middle class staples as wine and
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  • BACKGROUND
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      Lack of a clear policy on immigration
      1054 16  - Lack of a clear policy on immigration VINCENT BTOVE By Our Sydney reporter SUDDENLY, it seems, everybody wants to emigrate to Australia. Australia is achieving greater success with its current low budget, low key publicity campaign than it did with the vigorous advertising and inducements of 20 years ago. But
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      Lock icon Robbing a bank via computer
      817 16  -  ICHIRO K AWAK AMI By in Tokyo JAPANESE banks may have to develop an entirely new security system to protect their on-line computer systems from fraud. "Inside jobs" embezzlement by trusted clerks are accepted by bank managements as a hazard of the business that is
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  • TIMESBUSINESS
    • NEWSBRIEFS
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        OCBC results due
        123 17 OVERSEA Chinese Banking Corporation is expected to announce its results for the year ended Dec 31, 1981 today, making it the last of the "Big Four" to do so. For the six months ended June 1961, the bank reported a sizeable increase in earnings with both bank
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        MBS general meeting
        90 17 MALAYSIA Building Society Bhd will hold its annual general meeting on May 4 to approve its one-f or- three bonus and rights issues. MBS has also received approval from the Malaysian Capital Issues Committee for its proposed one-for-three rights issue. The register of members of the company
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        Roxy Electrics AGM
        28 17 ROXY Electric Industries (Malaysia) Bhd will hold its 14th annual general meeting on April 14 at the Penang Suite, 2nd floor, Federal Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.
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        Best Denki bonds
        63 17 THE Stock Exchange of Singapore said the US$l5 million 5 7 8 per cent convertible bonds due 1997 of Best Denki Company Ltd will be listed and quoted with effect from 10am tomorrow. Trading in the bonds will be on a "ready" basis only and the quotation
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    • International
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        Lock icon UK jobless rate
        83 17 LONDON, Tues. The total number of people out of work, including school-leavers, fell to 2,992,322 in March or 12.5 per cent of the workforce, from 3,044,878 in February or 12.8 per cent. The Employment Department said adult unemployment, seasonally adjusted and excluding school-leavers, rose 5,000 to 2,822,500
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        Joint video production
        71 17 TOKYO, Tues. Victor Company of Japan today announced that it had estblished a joint holding firm with two European companies in Rotterdam for the production of video equipment in West Germany and Britain. The two European companies are Thorn-EMI of Britain and Telefunken of West Germany. According
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        Lock icon Japanese win contract
        83 17 TOKYO, Tues. Marubeni Corporation and Niigata Engineering Co Ltd of Japan have jointly won a Chinese order worth four billion yen for a 10,000 tonne a year acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) resin plant from the National Technical Import Corp of China. It is the second Chinese order
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        Lock icon India-Malaysia pact
        84 17 NEW DELHI, Tues. India will export 250,000 tonnes of iron ore to Malaysia each year from 1964 under an agreement signed between the two countries, Deputy Commerce Minister said. P. A. Sangma said in Parliament that the sales will be for three years and the price will be
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        Lock icon Crude steel output
        84 17 TOKYO, Tues. Japan's crude steel output for the April-June period of this year is estimated at 25,850,000 tonnes, up 1.9 per cent over the like period of last year. The Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) said the estimated output is 0.4 per cent more than
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      Acquisitions are of Paramount importance
      182 17 Acquisitions are of Paramount importance THE current year is expected to be a profitable for Paramount Corporation following its four acquisitions. Group pretax profits are expected to jump to a hefty MJ40.3 million with contributions from Patani Jay a Sdn Bhd, Berkeley Sdn Bhd (together with 30 per cent of
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      Swedish manufacturers here to woo local businessmen
      369 17 AN INDUSTRIAL display starts today at the Hotel Century Park Sheraton, with 35 Swedish companies hoping to draw the attention of Singapore businessmen to the 200 or so products they manufacture. The three-day exhibition is only the first phase in an effort to
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      Aggressive promotion to boost exports
      407 17 THE Department of Trade has lined up an aggressive export promotion programme for this year to help local manufacturers and exporters penetrate world markets. The trade promotion programme includes a series of seminars and workshops to be conducted by international consultants and local experts to
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      Trade officials to seek renewal of textile pact
      298 17 SINGAPORE will negotiate with the European Economic Community to renew the present bilateral textile agreement in May or June in Brussels. The agreement expires at the end of this year. Some 118 textile and garment items come under the agreement, 19 of
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      Lock icon No decision on HK's new airport
      225 17 HONGKONG, Tues. The colony will not take a decision on building a new international airport until a decision is taken which will secure the future of Hongkong itself. At the same time, if a new airport is to be built, it will be on
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      Latest in personal computers on exhibition
      247 17 Latest in personal computers on exhibition THE first personal computer show Per Com '82 will be held at the World Trade Centre from Oct 20 to 23. It will bring together about 150 personal computer manufacturers and distributors from Singapore and South-east Asia. Mr John Huang, managing director of the
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      McCann Erickson wins Anchor Beer account
      251 17 McCann Erickson wins Anchor Beer account MALAYAN Breweries, the largest brewer in Singapore and Malaysia, has awarded the advertising account for Anchor Beer to McCann Erickson Singapore and its Kuala Lumpur office. The account, which takes effect on April 1 in both the Malaysian and Singapore markets, is estimated to
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      Another four banks raise prime rates
      168 17 ANOTHER four banks have announced higher prime lending rates in the recent upturn in interest rates here. The changes are effective from today. Overseas Union Bank raises its rates by half a percentage point to 9.75 per cent and its onemonth fixed deposit rates
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      58 17 anl.p Ind IIUHW. TC 14 -2 Em* (.Dthrir Khd NBT +6 -1 itIUDMH TnuUnn M W.rloi +4 5 15 2 PerUa Plaat SembSWp B»pCwp Wearaes +6 15 +8 14 16 1( N law Par iat Iran +8 Geattagi laeacaacßM PMC -I 'rlm» Iror Darby lmnPib +5
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      Prices continue to move higher
      454 17 SINGAPORE: Share prices clssed flm. continued baying support in fairly active trading. Sembawang Shipyard me 15 cento to fc.2«. Straits Trading 15 cent*, to $8.75, Tan Cheng 19 cento to $3. IS, Development Bank II cents to $7.«5 and Malayan Bank II cents to $5.85.
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      27 17 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Plantations Mining Deb/Loans Up 68 13 5 7 6 4 1 Down 12 3 2 2 1 nnch 17 2 2 2
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        22 17 DOB 504.000 Promet 462,000 Haw Par 428,000 U O L 367.000 OCBC 294,000 Total turnover: 8.83 m Total value: J31.84m
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        42 17 a Sugar. Inland Pen MaUkofr )UE Jon« Leon( Ind DBF Hid*. Hirjunl.i ran Chong >üblic Bank c m Itgk Low 1300 885 336 825 780 690 650 318 388 400 288 2 2' +a +n a a i< it i< v
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        26 17 -30 ii-lnngor Dredf Ihaagri-I.a I Leon« Credit lea View E Levißfiton It Steamship 402 880 520 SOS 80S 545 -18 -10 -10 -10 -5 -S
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        34 17 lot els: r Indicator: dustrials: nance: 111- I.S operties inings: antatlons: ZBC: *****5 719.71 1631 36 1089 88 635.71 310.13 900.59 674.69 *****2 730.02 1642 82 1091.58 641.45 310.67 903.51 678.84 TC InH
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      Singapore closing prices
      2457 18 Turnover flnrea 1b this table are unofficial. Adjutod for scrip rights. N Tax-exempted dividend. ABN traded In lots of It shares each, with price quoted In dollars. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Gr't N «t 1981 1982 I ».i Dlv p/F. Vol Day's Hi(h Low Company Salr or- COOO) High
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      KL prices soar
      384 18 SHAKE prices on the Kuala Lumpur stock market continued their broad-based advances yesterday with significantly higher turnover. Buying interest was evident thi-oughout yesterday's se-^ion in XL but some profit-taking in the afternoon resulted in a considerable number of counters closing off-best on the day. Continuing support was
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      Bulls toss index 10 points up
      575 18 SHARE prices CMdnned to rlwMt broad front at the Singapore stock market yesterday despite Intermittent profit- taking. This was the second con•ecattve day of fairly strong buying as reflected in a sharp 13 per cent Jump in volume yesterday. Prices opened strongly and advances
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      189 18 BINGAPOBE INTT TBHBT (Maaaiiii 1 prices far Marrk 14) The Commerce 2.88 3.03 The Savings Fund 1.63 l.Tlxd Spore Prog Fund 1.25 1.31 Spore Sec. Fund 1.93 2.03 Spore Invest Fund 1.04 1 09 Spore Equity Fund 1.20 1.26 ASIA UNIT TBUBT (Maaacen- prtrca far Marrk S4) Mai
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      1724 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett". Big Board deal
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      1733 18 BID and offer prices officially lilted and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yes lerday, with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. 1MII STKIM.s AjMMto (3.80B) (4) 3 86 Unm (1 21B 1.25S) (5)
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      33 18 Industrials Finance Hotels Properties Oil Palms Up 59 1 1 6 2 Down 15 2 2 nnch 10 4 1 1 Fins I rubbers I robbers Deb/Loans 6 10 3 1
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        237 18 THE Sydney market yesterday continued to drift within a narrow range in quiet trading, dealers said. The All-Ordinaries index closed 0.2 points up to 470.3. Industrials and most resource stocks showed little movement. Mim rose two cents to A 52.64, WMC lost two cents to $3.43 and leading oils
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        Hongkong
        300 18 STOCKS IN Hongkong yesterday closed off marginally on late evening-up, after ruling steadily most of the day, brokers said. Prices finned initially following a sharp rise overnight on Wall Street, but profit-tak-ing then set in for lack of supporting factors. The brokers said the undertone of the market remains
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        305 19 SHARE prices in Tokyo yesterday closed higher in light unsettled trading on revived buying of blue chips and internationally-popular shares because of the overnight Wall Street recovery, dealers said. UlnMßoto Kkal Ml Mahl Chen Ml Kmhl Olaas Ml Bank Tk M 4 ElrtdfestoM 413 "hubu pwr -2 O 1
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        663 19 LONDON, Mon. The market closed mixed after a quiet session. The Financial Times Index was down 4.6 points at 558.1 Government bonds continued to draw encouragement i from last week's inflation fig- 1 ures and rose up to point. The better than expected US I money supply data was
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        383 19 NEW YORK, Mon. The market recorded its biggest gain in over a month but analysts attributed the rally primarily to a combination of technical factors rather than any change in the negative news background. The Dow Jones industrial average gained about 13.90 points to 819.54, the biggest one
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        54 19 FINANCIAL TIMEB INDUSTRIALS Monday 558.1 Friday 582.7 Week Ago 5A5.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 810.54 Friday 805 65 Week Ago 800.99 H.K.HANG BENG Tuesday 1221 18 Monday 1223 19 Week Ago 1185.13 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 622.0 Monday 622.2 Week Ago 615.3 ALL ORDINARIES Tuesday 470.3 Monday 470
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        249 19 AMSTERDAM, Mon. Share prices were mainly higher on a moderately active market, with dealers attributing the pickup seen on most shares to expectations that Wall Street will open firmer later today. With the exception of XI.M. which fell 1 10 to 105 20 guilders, major internationals all posted gains,
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        259 19 ZURICH, Mon. Share prices i closed firmer in moderately active trading as declining interest rates and low prices for shares attracted some buying, dealers said. In the foreign sector dollar stocks were traded narrowly above overnight New York closing prices on increasing volume. German shares were sought In Dutch
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        104 19 THE Manila stock market yesterday was mixed as commercials and industrials continued to decline while minings and oils firmed, dealers said. icoK Mining tUai Con A iUu Con. a M > Illuu Ciold 0014 +0.00 knpifl Con B KM -05 IF Ooodrlrh 7/H unch ■fXV IN -OJB Andoll Lrpanlo
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        73 19 SHARE prices in Bangkok yesterday closed mixed in weak trading which concentrated on finance stocks, dealers said. K .la Klbre ftyulnaya In* And Trust Bangkok Bank Bank Of Ajrudhaya LM Bern .tucker I'haroonf Thai Wlrr MM 206 IM •05 unch unrh unrh Industrial hnm t> Corp International International Trust
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        CLOSING PRICES
        34 19 Rubber: Mar 23 Singapore: April: 186.50 cents (up 4.00 cents) Malaysia: April: 207.25 cents (up 3.75 cents) Tin: M 530.34 per kilo (down 2 cents) Official offering: 244 tonnes (down 107 tonnes)
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        141 19 CHINESE Pradaee ExchMge, Slagapare, rlwUx price* j per IN kg yesterday. Cmwml all: Bulk fob $96.00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $108.00 sellers, new drum fob $112.00 sellers. Caprs: Mixed (loose) $45.00 j buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $375.00 sellers, Sarawak white
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        TIN
        189 19 THE STRAITS price edged two cents lower at $30.34 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an offcial offering down 107 tonnes to 244 tonnes. The overnight London market was barely steady with forward buyers remaining unchanged at 4:7,360 per tonne. LONDON: Afternoon values were boosted by short-covering back up
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        PALM OIL
        162 19 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian crude palm oil market firmed on short-covering in moderate trading yesterday, dealers said. In March, south gained $7.50 to MJ94O per tonne and north was traded at $935. In April, south and central rose $5 and $7.50 respectively 10 $935 and in May, central
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        34 19 LONDON: Copper prices on Monday (previous In brmcketi): Wirebars Spot buyers £836.00 (***** 50). sellers £836. 50 (£846.00); Three Months buyers £8(5.00 (£873.00; sellers £865.50 (£874.00). Mart* tow: Barely steady. Saks: 18,325 tonnes.
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        GOLD
        189 19 DM THE Far East, gold opened at USS323 25/324.25 and immediately narrowed to 1323 2 ***** Profittaking then took It down to 1322 50 323.40 at mid-day In the afternoon. It opened at 5322 60 323.10 and eased to the lowest level of J321 50 322 00 before arming
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        31 19 Closing prices in US dollars a troy ounce. Btvn: Craft Satse, B>n. Yort aporf 7.208 7.27S 7078 7.17S 7.188 7.2RS 7.018 7 08S 7 008 7.10S Mm 7MB 7.10S
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        83 19 tAB SR2O SRSO 4HKIII iMRCV IMRL ■MR IMRGP >MR 10 >MR2O iMRSO II uxiptUKl <l umptlkl U.lonpalkli il ton p*UM) (1 ton ptUrt) O lon pJWtI (1 tofip^lHl II Uxi p*lkll (1-UnioUMI April Mar (Carnal Mia) (Forward Mtk) Bajiail B«lWra Bay«ra S«U«rs ***** *****N ICBSO IMSON 1(2.90
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        646 19 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly higher yesterday, with April RSS One buyers quoted at 186.50 cents per kilo, up four cents on Monday's close, dealers said. Morning prices were marked up slightly on higher London advices, trade buying and selling reserve, they said. Some profit-taking emerged
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      221 19 THE US< Sing dollar opened at $2.1320 30 and was traded to close at the day's low of $2.1285 95 in thin and featureless trading. The US dollar against major currencies opened higher on New York's closing level but eased towards the close. 1-month 2.1175 2.1195 2-months
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      410 19 INTERBANK rates at 3 00 pm ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on Mar 23: Closing Asian dollar certlficates of deposit for prime names on Mar 23: Source: Merrill Lynch International (A*ia) Co. Discount RANGE of prices ottered by discount houses on Mar 23: Overnight: 3'i
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      Prime lending rates
      31 19 i I THE avenge rate at which major Singapore I I banks are currently prepared to lend to their I I best easterners Is 9.89 per cent. J
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      866 19 MS, INTER-ALPHA ASIA y/Jl\V (SINCAPORE) LIM|TED Your merchant bank offers indicative competitive rates for your savings for minimum amounts of US$lO,OOO or equivalent. 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months USS 14>/ 2 14'/?% 1 4 1 2 14V 2 DM 8 5 8 8V 8 8V 8 8V
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      535 19 NOTICES j THE COMPANIES ACT (CHAPTER 185) KIRST KBIDN Off CREDITORS AND CONTRIBITORIKS 1 Name of Company: Poly Contract (8) Pte Ltd formerly of Unit 16-B, 2nd Floor, Golden Wall Flatted Factories. Jalan Rajah, Singapore 12 Number of Matters: In Companies Winding Up No 38 of 1978 Date St Time
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      105 20 STOCKHOLM, Tues. Ericsson, the Swedish telecommunications group has won an order worth more than US$lOO million (Ss2l2 million) from the South Korean Ministry of Communications. The contract, signed in Seoul over the weekend, covers 17 digital AXE exchanges for South Korea's telephone trunk network. The order
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      Changing pattern in Malaysia's growth
      570 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The pattern of Malaysia's industrial growth appears to be changing in two ways. An economist said a substantial percentage of the equity is now usually owned by Malaysians, while more protects are being launched to cater mainly to the local market. Textiles
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      453 20 HELSINKI, Tues. The Soviet Union has lowered the price of its crude oil exports to Finland to bring it in line with the new so-called world market prices. Neste Oy, the Finnish state oil refinery, has an agreement with the Soviet Oil Agency
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      243 20 Number of ships lost at sea declined in 1980 ZURICH, Tues. A total of 192 vessels were lost at sea in 1960, the latest year for which figures are available. According to the Swiss insurance body, Versicherungs-Informa-tion, this is fewer than the 224 and 229 losses, respectively, in the "disaster
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      Ganda looks to its plantations for profits
      250 20 Ganda looks to its plantations for profits ANY shortfall in profits in the current year from Ganda Holdings' industrial division, hitherto its main profit centre, would be more than compensated by the inclusion of contributions from its plantation division. The group's managing director, Mr Ngan Ching Wen, in his latest
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      Wisdom of raising Asean's food reserves
      225 20 Wisdom of raising Asean's food reserves KUALA LUMPUR, lues Aaean's \—A security reserve, which haa never bora ntUlsed, Is "a new type of regional cooperation never tried before." The world* first regional reserve of Its kind, however, Is "mlnLsonle" In relation to the Asean countries' consumption seeds* The UN Economic
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      Sharp drop in pretax profits at Synthetic Resins
      229 20 SYNTHETIC Resins (M) Bhd has, in line with the generally depressed PVC market, reported substantially poorer earnings at half time. For the half year to Dec 31, 1961, pretax profits were cut a hefty 42.5 per cent to only $1.8 million. Total
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      Johan purchase of G. Kent approved
      194 20 JOHAN Holdings has received approval for its acquisition of a 51 per cent stake in George Kent, subject to its making a general offer for the remaining shares in the latter. According to Rakyat i First Merchant Bankers, j acting on behalf of Johan,
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      293 20 CYCLE and Carriage recently launched the latest coupe range offered by Mercedes-Benz of Stuttgart the 380 SEC and the 500 SEC. The new coupes combine sporty performance in terms of power and roadholding without compromising in terms of comfort and finish, features which the Mercedes marque is well-known
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      342 20 RATES OF INTEREST ON S$ FIXED DEPOSTTS* whmm. 71/ IHJJmT I /20/OP-a. 1^73 WmmW I 40/Qpa. mm a 1 ■-f O 40 DP a Rates are sub)ecl to change without notice Your deposits are on a roll-over basis, that is, principal plus interest will be renewed on maturity for the
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      68 20 Fixed Deposits I 1 month 6%%pa A (Minimum Ss 10.0OQ) X*» #W i 2 months 7%PLa 9 (MinimumSslo,ooo) I 3 months 7%%0a pi (Minimum 555.000) m V I 6 months 7%%p.a. (Minimum SSS.OOO) M X O I**** I 9 months 7%%pa EX^P^^^P^^^^ml mP^R^ 1^ For rates on Ssloo,ooo and over,
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      919 22 TELEPHONE SERVICE: *****22 RATES- Mondoy FrxJoy 900 orr -530 pm CLASSIFICATION GROUP (> (5 00 pm for next day) Ordinory 90 cts »t r word (Mm %1 3 50) j£\ $ft^ l/^^^X fl\ C^^ C^^ I l^^V I I^^^ /■'^l fl\ I fP^^l^C i 9OO 3 °m m 'Too nday
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      493 22 \S3[ Personal Services i D Merchandise itfs^^aaaTr* J Focus and shoot The sleek, super compact OLYMPUS Astonishing results LJ >-• everytime Bb^H^Bß^t^^^^Baßa^TflH 'Insist on the Hogemeyer Registration Card, when purchasing the Olympus OM Series. PHOTOGRAPHIC SPECIALTY STORE fwm A&P Photo Store Pte Ltd mo-«i Ocho-a»ii>d s.~topcf'on) i.i n>ini nmu nxm.
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      395 22 25 Sale: Other Products Unused Above-ground Swimming Pool 30 feet x 15 feet with deep-end 6 feet 6 Inches. Complete with filters, pumps. vacuum cleaner and ladder at $5,500 Interested, phone: *****15 ext 409 Mr Rayner CLEARANCE SALE OF Thai silk dresses, cotton and batik garments. Special on sterling silver,
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      699 22 B3f|| D Personal Services A r-i\\ O MeixhandUe 7 London Institute s of Beauty Culture Mr and Mrs Kenneth Merrts f^ I cordially invite all former graduates to a 3 reception on Tuesday, March 30th, at the A. m PHEASANT ROOM, S^Hk Z HOLIDAY INN HOTEL, /V^^^ commencing at 8.00
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      1177 22 \»3l p Personal Services A B3f D Py tonal Services 4 AMPLIMESH ALUMINIUM GRILLES c Is Corrosion free c Maintenance tree c Is difficult for intruder, to cut. bend or break Also avatable are sMng windows, doors and boi awnmf YINSENCO.PTE. LTD. IS Eunos Avenue 7A, Blk 1084. Singapore 1440
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      215 22 C.A.T.S. 184.4422 B/W. COLOUR TELEVISION repairs, hl-fl system and aerial Installation Service day and night Ring *****73 COLOUR TV. ANTENNAE Installation or repair. Call: *****52/ *****18 We guarantee for all antennae Installed. LEONO LECK SPECIALISES In colour/ B/W T V repairs, antennae installation, hl-fl system, etc. Tel *****38. SEE FWA
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      619 23 £t 0 Business To Business 50 Office Equipment/ Supplies CLEARING STOCK: IBM standard and executive. Adler. Olympla electric and manual typewriters Selling at S2OO to $1,200 Call *****05/ *****90 CUT YOUR COPYING Cost Rent a plain paper copier Please call Ulmex Pte Ltd Tel *****35/ *****25 ONE AOMEL INTERNATIONAL plan
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      648 23 OFFSET PRINTING MACHINE available Ex-stock Heidelberg KORi> 64. longitudinal box, reconditioned by European Heidelberg Engineers Machine from Europe, used for single shift printing only Very sound beautifully Guarantees provided Tel *****0 FOR SALE 1 Brand New Oil Fired Boiler, working pressure IOOIbs psl evaporation capacity 4001bs/ hour and oil consumption
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      487 23 ■■Bf j 66 Situations Vacant a) Professional Executive A newly eetaMtahed inter- Si national company invtlaa <i i candidatea for the 1 4 iQjlrjMfina" CONTRACT MANAGER (INTERIOR FURNISHINGS FITTINGS) Technical back-, ground preferable. ij At least 6 years prac- I tlce In Interior con- ft tract and cost estl- K
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      577 23 PETROLEUM TRADE MAGAZINE requires REPORTER to put together dally flow of Information on Southeast Asian rig scene gathered via personal contacts and telephone calls Seeking son-sons prepared lo make long term committment with baalc understanding ot orfehors •nduetry. Send details to: S.T BOX ASMII. 1, NEW MOUSTMAL ROAD, saraAPORE ien.
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      402 23 1 1 asaW We invite suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: Oerk/Typists c Minimum 3 GCE 'O' levels c Ability to type et 35-40 wpm c At least 1 year's working experience Age: 18 to 30 years old Receptionists/ Telephone Operators c Minimum 3 GCE 'O' levels Ability to
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      456 23 PANTHER PTE LTD Diversified company, locatod in Merlin Plaza, rtxjuire>*> SECRETARY Responslblltles will Include switchboard, telex, shorthand and general office duties. The Ideal candidate will have OCE O' level Credits In English and Mathematics with at least a C 3 for English. With at least 2 years' working experience, she
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      934 23 ill Q Employment CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY A leading and progressive organisation due to expansion has an openIng for a ConMontial Sacratary. a Position Is best filled by a matured and pleasant looking lady with at least 3 years' experience In a similar capacity a Capable of handling import/export procedures a She
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      982 23 111 X Q Employment Manufacturing firm requires aaaT*^PaJ afaVffl Requirements GCE O' level with good passes in English Ability to type 40- 50 wpm and operate telex machine 1 to 2 years working experience Preferably staying around Jurong or Clementi area Interested applicants please apply with full resume to The
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      990 24 lIA Q Employment 06 Situation* Vacant d) Secretarial U Clerical MING VILLAGE has immediate vacancies for the toHowing positions JUNIOR SECRET ARKS (ACCOUNTS) a Should possess GCE "A" level with good command of English a Typing and shorthand speeds. 45/80 wpm a Able to accept responsibilities and work Independently a
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      515 24 H BBsf A well established watch company requires Immediately FEMALE GENERAL CLERK a GCE O' level a Able to correspond, type and perform general clerical duties c At least some knowledge of shipping and banking working procedures Interested applicants should submit full resume, contact telephone number and enclose a non-returnable
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      632 24 We> established company laqutroa an experienced/ enVient SECRETARY STENO TYPIST 5 OCE -O' levels with credit In English Oood command of English Shorthand speed 100 120 wpm. Typing speed 40/50 wpm. Salary according to qualifications and experience. Please eppty with personal parttcvlera, aummary of working experience, salary axpected and contact
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      1578 24 H y II I j 1' i For asalnnrtiant lo U.S. exploration company with possibility ol parmaon tutur* rJ#*#top4iie)ut pfQQfeWnnM GENERAL CLERK Must be able to work Irregular hours and able lo adapt to both office and field work. Knowledge of oilfield equipment/ materials advantage. Please submit applications wilh resume
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      1451 24 ljjl| 0 Einptoynwrnt FEMALE GENERAL CLCRK with Salary S3OO pm Interested rail *****04/8 for Interview FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLERK re- quired Ability lo keep full set of books Independently Telephone *****78 for appointment GENERAL CLERK REQUIRED Call personally for Interview together with photograph to 2301 Jalan Sultan Centre. Tel. *****88 JAPANESE
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      506 24 fjf| Q Emptoyintm Cycle Carriage (Enter prises) Pte Ltd invites applications for the following port: Salesmen (Passenger or Commercial Vehicles) Minimum GCE 0' level Must possess Class 3 driver's licence, however Class 4 driver's licence would be an advantage Conversant in most Chinese dialects and possess drive and initiative in
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      466 24 \jvi P C.A.T.S. 1 184-4411 1 Classified Advertising Works. Sales Girls We are looking for highly efficient sales girls to assist in our drugstore situated in a dclux -class hotel. Attractive remuneration and benefits will be offered to successful candidates. Interested applicants please write in the first instance giving a
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      478 25 ill Q Employment 88 Situations Vacant Eatabttahad Hardware Company requires following personnel: (A)EXPERIENCED FEMALE INDOOR SALES CLERK Must be experienced In hi rd ware products. (B)2 TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS Must be well versed In oilfield products c Prepared to travel to Indonesia and Thailand Interested applicants pleese submit personal reeume, c
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      686 25 JA well established/ ft Company is inviting y N out-going young K ladies to promoted B men's toiletries W RO<JUlTOiTr#>riiaV V Dynamic personality, U O Mn moll Vfltod m 4tDM Vj to work Itwtopandantty. t Abto to communicate it flu#ntly In English A J Mandarin. N Aga: above 20 y
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      602 25 fii Q Employment JOIN NO Wl! 1 Aa Bs*my Advteor V (Part/ Full-time) And be trained a* BmmWcl*iil Free Samples provided Iff Free Trip for outstanding candidates ft Call Miss Jane tel »isera I PERLEBLAZE BEAUTY HOUSE B2S, People's Peru Centre Asslslsnt MaffcaMwa M»n«asr (Female/Male) Willing to work as a
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      655 25 EXKftKNCED FEMALE PERMANENT Chinese Sales Assistants required by exclusive shop In Orchard Road area Age 30 and below Attractive salary plus commission Contact ***** M (12--11. Tanglln Shopping Centre. Singapore 1024 MENAND URGENTLY REOUMES Part-Time/ Full-time Beauty Advisors No experience required Free training provided Including skin care and bridal make-up
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      420 25 iA Q toployiiteMt INCOM SINGAPORE mm An American multi-nation-al company haa immediate vacancies for tha following: 1) TOOL MAKER c Must have several years experience In the manufacturing or repair of high speed progressive dies. c Able to operate various toolroom machines and produce tooling and parts to required tolerances.
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      469 25 PHOENIX (8) PTE LTD A member of Fraeer A Meave Group nee vacancies lor MECHANICS Requirements: c Knowledge and experience In refrigeration, alrcondltlonmg system and electrical wiring. c Completed fulltlme National Service c Possess a valid class 3 driving licence c Be prepared for field work a Able to read
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      466 25 ijjl^ 0 Employment We) l\sstV# MnflMdiB)tB) y ajc BtOC H>fJ fOf 1. QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTORS a Male Singapore citizens, completed or exempted from fulltlme National Service. a Must have completed Secondary education. a Must possess a VITB Trade Certificate In Metal Fabrication or other relevant trades Preferably have some working
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      444 25 j^EMETFON (Pte) Ltd. urgently requires CHEMICAL TECHNICIANS Male aged 20 years and above Possess OCE O 1 level with minimum 3 credits and some working experience Singaporean or permanent resident can aoply QC TECHNICIAN OCE 'O" from Technical School Able to undertake the task of supporting Production Personnel on Quality
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      1081 25 LMJI P t -1 A test growing Ewginssrlng Company require* urgently the foajowing 1) STRUCTURAL DRAUGHTSWOMEN a At least 1 year relevant i working experience 2) MIG WELDERS I c Minimum Ito 2 years experience 1 3) PAINTERS Minimum Ito 2 years experlenre Frtnoja D#ooftt*: Attractive salary Transport allowance 5-day
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      485 26 IIA II Employment 66 Situations Vacant I) Technlcml METAX ENGINEERING CORPORATION PTE LTD requires EXPERIENCED POLY GRADUATE (MECHANICAL) for Protect Estimating In the field of machinery structures, water engineering equipment, site work, heavy lifting plant engineering project work It interested pilau writs with cur rKulum vitas to Oa-02. GENTING BLOCK
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      214 26 I j 2—4 111 Olivetti, Europe's largest manufacturer of office equipment has immediate vacancies in its manufacturing operations in Singapore for: FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Wa offer: At least 3 increment] in the tint year $298 after 1 year service Candidates with experience in assembly of mechancijl mechanisms in typewriters, calculators,
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      375 26 ijjli Q Emptoywent I expanding! S Grow in your career 5--5 with us through m s, Rapid promotions jfi Ganarove pay incraasat y Learning a skill s> Be a member of our •S happy team at a:- ff PRODUCTIOn i tffc .fssaafaW aM BBSattaaMfeaafc C OPERBTOR j (male/Female) j Salary
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      372 26 Je>B>B>B>B>B>B>B>B>B>B>B>B>B>B>f The leading business forms and plastic cards manufacturer invitee applications for tha loHow.no poets: 1) G.T.O. OPERATOR c 1 year's working experience. 2) GUILLOTINE OPERATOR c l year's working experience. 3) MALE PRODUCTION OPERAOTRS c Completed N.S. c Able to perform 3 rotating shifts c Working experience not required
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      1014 26 ill Q Employment TIMES PRINTERS requires PRINTING MACHINE ASSISTANTS Basic wages It allowances about $420 p.m. You can earn more with overtime and shift allowances. Temporary/ short-term employment can be arranged. Must be prepared to work I shifts and overtime Applicants please call personally for Interview at: Tknaa Jurong No.
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      401 26 lj[l| Q Employment HUGHES TOOL CO (FAR EAST) PTE LTD 20 GUL WAY SINGAPORE 2262 The workJ'a leading manufacturer of oilwell drilling tools requires: 1. MECHANICS At least 1 year's experience on repair of production machines OR Ability to read hydraulic/pneumatic schematic drawings preferred 2. QUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTORS NTC-3 metal
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      328 26 If you are a skilled tradesman, or even a stmi-ckilled trademan, and are either jobhunting or seeking to improve your present job prospects, we have openings in the following trades in our modern and expanding stiipya d which may be just what you are looking for:BOILERMAKERS CLEANERS (SHIP) CUTTERS DECK
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      362 26 fll^ D Em P |B l «rt AppHcanta are invltod\ for trie following poet- I ttons in our shipyard. SAFETY OFFICERS Registered safety officers or Degree or Diploma holders in any disciplines acceptable for registration as safety officers. Completed full-time N.S. Age below 35 years GENERAL CLERK GCE O Certificate
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      454 26 CA.T.S. 1 184-44X1 1 Classified Advertising Works. MULTI-CORPORATION (S) PTELTD Wa ara a Isadtng and last alpanding company anoagad m marts! Ing, aanrlctng and fabncaMen of MltOfnottV#, ntMvy a>Qu(pwi#nl Md We Invite applications for the following positions: COUNTER SALES CLERK (Masa) a Pleasant personality a Conversant In local dialects. Mandarin
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      463 27 m I aaskv (fl/t\ n rilßlllllllaalaHll 111 A' I CHSMUylffasjll "11.** 66 Situations Vacant I) M*C*UMM~MM dr CHARTERED INDUSTrVES Of SmQAPORE PTE LTD Invites applications for: DRAUGHTSMAN a Completed OCE 'O 1 level with a few years drafting exPjrlence hose without experience but who possess relevant ITC/NTC qualifications may also
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      492 27 O mOMSON-CSF A World Laadar in Professional Electronics Invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of: STOREKEEPER (Salary: Around $8,000 p.a.) The successful candidate will report to the MATERIALS CONTROL MANAGER and perform duties In areas of receipt, storage and shipment of Electronic Components Inventories. a OCE O
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      487 27 [ff|lD*»*i— 1 An Expending Company has Immediate vacandaa far the toßowA) MALE GENERAL CUM TALLY CLERKS a Minimum Secondary 4 education. a Possess class 3 driving licence. a No experience required. B) LORRY DRIVERB a Possess class 4 driving licence with a minimum 2 to 3 years experience. c Preferable
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      400 27 An engineering firm requsree A. CLERK/ TYPIST B. MECHANI- CAL I WORKSHOP SUPERVISORS C. MARINE ELECTRICIANS D.MOTOR REWINDERS a applicants for posts. B. C L D. must have completed N. S. 1 1 a Malaysians can also apply Plaasa write or call perleoitaMyto I 34, JOO KOON ROAD SINGAPORE 2282
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      957 27 f f I D tw| p <p |M t J B*Jaaaa9nt^^Lj^ MALAYAN BREWERIES (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD LABOURER/ GARDENER (MALE) c Strong and healthy c Age: below SO years old c 5-day week a No shift work I We offer attractive fringe benefits e.Q.t v working dejs annual leave Annual bonus
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      1045 27 ill [J Emptoywont aBBsBaaBBBBaBBBBBBBaiaaBaBBBI Aspac Transportation Pte Ltd Urgently Requires 1. DRIVERS Must possess Class 4 driving licence 2. CARGO HANDS Intarastad applicants plaasa BBS *****66 MR TAN AH T AM FOR IMMEDI A TE INTERVIEW. A larga Multl-Natlenel Company in Jurong requires: MATERIAL HANDLER a Primary 6 education a
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      477 27 Hll D oe ODD JOBBERS ($4ll/-) a Malay, age 19-26 a Completed or Exempted NS. Intariflaw Ipm spm 2nd Boot, OO Building MITSUI ENOsMEERMO SHIPBUILDING CO LTD Singapora Branch requires an ASSISTANT MATERIAL CONTROLLER a Able to speak, read and write simple English, a Able to start work 7am a
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      617 27 C.A.T.S. 184 ***** Classified Advertising Works. CARPARK ATTENDANTS a l Vacancy at Central Building. Magazine Road, a 3 Vacancies at Tanglln Shopping Centre SlfWna, salary 5290 par month (aicluding bonus) Inlsrsstsd applicants, plaaaa cantact tar; 2212 MS ext. 2» (tor Cantral BmMoVh) and TaL *****1* (tar Tangfin Shopping Cantra). Civil/Building
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      871 28 VACANCKS FOR PART-TIME and 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous i LADY FASHION WHOLESALERS require (A) Part/ Full-Ume Male and Female Outdoor Sales Representatives (B) Experienced Indoor Seamstress (C) Part-' Full-time Designers. (D) Experienced Cutters Tel: *****54 NURSING AIDE. ABLE to speak Mandarin required for clinic In Orchard Road. Please apply
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      927 28 full-time Waitresses Apply personally at: Harden of Ede Coffee House, Basement 2. Queensway Shopping Centre. Interview lime: 3pm to spm Miss Ong AOENCV REOUMES FULL Part Time Models with basic salary. Interested, please call personally at: 04-44/45 Orchard Plaza, or call tel *****44/5 ABIA DRIVING SCHOOL requires Driving Instructors/ Instructresses
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      638 28 £3 Vehicles Boats Get more for less. Get the Ace of Light Vans. TOVOTA LITE-ACE Nippy, roomy, inexpensive. Wm ISI jiT 4 dr. panel van $10,970 nett. 5 dr. panel van $11,290 nett lest drive today! TOYOTA B()RNFX)\KTR)RS COMMERCIAL VEHICLES DIVISION TEL 469 3256/*****75 AUUNIED ROAD TEL 440 7832 BUKIT
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      1626 28 sW J ALMOST 1976 DATSUN 120 Y. 1 company owner, passed ROY Inspection. Cassette, original paint, low mileage, accident free $10,600 negotiable Tel *****88 ALMOST 1991 DATSUN Bluebird 1800. 1 company owner, alrcon. with full accessories. Worth $3,000 Accident free Original paint Tel: *****63. AUG 71 DATSUN Coupe 1200 c.c
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      1568 28 2UNTTS MERCEDES BENZ 200 1880 model automatic Price SS7O.SOO. 1978 model manual Price SSS9.MO. Both cars In aitramaty An* condntonl Pncm* ara naooliabta PRINCIPALS CALL: 337 11SS ROVCEWEE 1971 APRS. 200 2 private owners Chauffeur driven. New tax. no Insurance. Radio/ cassette. Power windows. Original paint Agent maintained $50,000 nego-
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      1402 28 JT? E Vehlctes Boats DISCO LIGHTS af^t NON-STOP 50 WATTS POWER CASSETTE PLAYER BbsßbsswMlJZ^T^l^^ TKR CR-110G 7 LEDS Auto Reverse Treble' Bass/Loudness Control 6 IC s 8 Trs 3 Diodes 50 Watts MAX Power (25W x 2) OtH'KtbV*! Merdeka Trading Company 46. W*M Road Singapore 0620. r»l *****33. *****10 B
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      1116 29 f-$ Vehicles Boats WANTED: 1000. 5000 c c cars for scrap or any good used cars and any Mercedes Bent Tel: *****23/ *****53 Hln Huat Trading Co It Prlnsep Street, Singapore 0718 ADVERTISER REOUMES ANY good used vehicle 1079 onwards. Cash transaction Call *****73 Mr. Koh ALL TYPES OF scrap
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      788 29 CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED Golden Mile Shopping Centre Shop space for rent. Office space on various floors for rent/sale. Reasonable rates Katong Shopping Centre Offices of various sizes available for rent or sale. City Plaza Geylang/Tanjong Katong Road. Shop space for rent Area from 23 sq m to 39 sq m.
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      2189 29 |j^|| C AccawyJß^dßWi 4 [All C toonwiodttloii 4 JPbß|| I PropartlM Properties I Warehousing, containerised cargo? W MATCH THESE FEATURES! New generation facilities 14 storeys, 100,000 sq. metres •5 tifaii container hoists, 14 high speed :iE 1 Central location (River Valley Rd, K3L 2 tTCbsMP^ Containers unstuffed on your floor
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      1648 29 IH|l I* Pieperttw SOMMERVW-LE PARK J A I Maisonette with own garden 3 W I bedrooms Fully alrcondltlon- I ed Nicety tumtened $4,000 CAMNHN.L GAROEN I High floor 2 large bedrooms I S2JOO Mr* tunwelMd. a Hong Leong Oarden Apartment SUM I a Calrnhlll Mansion li.am I a Pacific Mansion
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      1975 30 Hp Ifuu atrStTMalfaitlnn A I RlnM W ISBWSSM SOS*!! vX 88 AkW«)*nmodatk>n Vacant m) Flat* DMT. S, NEAR JAVP ANESE American School. br«u id new 3-bed-roomed apartmen t. pool/tennis, furnished Tahiti Home *****62/ 4/5. DMT. 0 BMSX CBl near shopping centres, cine mas. 2 bedrooms. Unfurnlshe d/furnuhed fully alrcond. $2,500
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      667 30 c Accowmodrtton Proptrtlt 1-ROOMED HDB FLAT wanted, will consider any location Budget $500/- Call Mr Tan *****28 br- < tween 1 pm to s p.m. $/4 ROOMS. Partially furnished for period of 4 months. Prefer Paslr Panjang areas. Budget $800 Tel *****47 No agents 2 TO S-ROOMED HDB flat or
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      945 30 I DIST 10 2 1/2 STOREY TOWNHOUSE Land area 4.000 sq.ft.. built-in 2.700 sq ft 5 bedrooms. 2 master bedrooms with bathroom i attached, beautifully furnished with Imported 'urnllure and landscaping Freehold $696,000 Contact: *****42 Connie A BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED double-storey seml-delached on 4.100 sq.ft. of land with 4 bedrooms, within
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      633 30 11 1 rn^tfuM DMT. 14, KMO NAN Park, doublestorey terrace, approx: 1.900 sq ft $410,000 ono View Enterprise Pte Ltd *****54 OMT. 10 2-STOREY CORNER terrace house. 4,000 sq.ft. furnished Lucky Oarden. Selling $800,000 Tel: *****77 An U. DIST IS, UPPER EAST Coast/ Bedok, 1 unit of double-storey semi-detached 5
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      923 30 Oute* Sale The VMaa* Dlst. 5. Condomlnum maisonette 1700 sq.ft. 3 bedrooms/ servant's well renovated, swimming pool, vacant possession. $400,000/Vmiobj 1 R#Aity Pt#- L to Tat *****31/2SOMII SKWRXA 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, terratxo/parquel flooring. Built-in 122S sq.ft. Vacant possession mO.OOOono M JAMES A 4-ROOMED HDB Flat at Marine Drive, facing
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      1691 30 Proptrtif HONG LEONO GARDEN Type B. Blk 4. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, ceramic flooring with swimming pool facilities 1300 sq fL Offers between $345,000 to $360,000 secures HLS: *****89 NEVER TOWER TYPE E 1.776 sq ft with 3 bedrooms, lounge and dining room. Easy access to city or Chang) Airport
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      846 30 jj± E) AccoiwniodcitkMi 4 Prtpirtltt LAND REOUMSD M Dlst 10. 11. 15 or 16 0 4 hectares for residential Reply to ST Box A *****. 1 New Industrial Road. Singapore 1953 SEMI-DETACHED AND TERRACE wanted by genuine clients ranging from $300,000 to $1 million *****33 WANTED TO PURCHASE 2 bedrooms
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      541 30 CAT S 284-4422] Classified Advertising Works. GODOWN CUM OFFICE FOR SALE Prime Land, near Hnfwr VaJNry Road Built-in godown area: 7,800 sq.ft. Ist floor office: 1,000 sq.ft. Contact--*****1 ext}9 CHEAP STORAOE. Bedok high rise covered warehouse and Jurong open yard with fvkllft facilities. Tel *****88(3 Hies) NEW OROUNOFLOOR WAREHOUSE unit
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      553 31 All g AtMpttwwdartion 4 1 Proptrtßtw 93 Office Sp«c«e b) Rental SALE/RENT c TOTAL AREA 6,1005q ft. c Basement equipped with strong room and Chubb safe c AH floors linked by internal staircases c Ideal ♦or Banking Hall/ Jewellery or Goldsmith Shops. OMn SpsßS For Rant Tenant vacating 3 units
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      1017 31 BELLIAN REAL ESTATE offers fully furnished office space at People's Park Fully carpeted. 5 rooms with managerial tables. sideboards, secretarial tables, reception table, kitchen space All furnishings new. Call *****33 DISTRICT 2. BEHBD International Plasa. Union Building. 1200 sq ft $350 Inclusive. Oolden Mile Tower, facing sea 1200 sq ft
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      799 31 JL% C Accommodation A MM PraptftlM Wanted OFFICE WANTED Urgently required outside CBD 10,000 to 20,000 sq. ft in any location. Geo.M.Hume *****91 OFFICE SPACE WANTED for rent outside CBD. Required office space of 1000 to 1200 sq fl plus additional 400 to 600 sq.ft for use as showroom. Oroundfloor
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      502 31 b) Rental T RUBY SHOPPING PLAZA Balßstwr Road Mow Opfi for Bualnaaa Prime Shop spaces ot various slses for Immediate rent at reasonable price. Suitable for boutique, halrdresslng, beauty salon. Jewellery, textile showroom, restaurant, coffee-houses, snack bars, etc. Also for sale between I7SO SBOO psf. with/without tenancy. TEL: *****11 Miss
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      897 31 I 11 9 mm Q Travel GuMe t^s^Tfc flm***' m For ur Broc* 101 65 Call WKB Gki&fci THE RELIABLE TOUR Wm WkWkJF&rllm,.'; Suites 124-125. Ist Floor. |V 7 Jb^LJU! Parklane Shopping Mall *Wm ■'•sj[^ <Vt"HlPvaaf Office hours: Mon to Sat: 9.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. JS_B^iaEP* J Sun: 10.00
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      407 31 >£< Q TravM Guide NAM HO nurti service m pte it» Hsss-QUkt Gl4-16-18. Pearrs Centre Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 0105 Ter. *****33(7 lines) ■rsßctpficc 1 1 9. Peoples Par* Complex. Ground Floor. New Bridge Road. Singapore 0105. Teh *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA 140 ■HTBAUTtUTIH 7 days *****7-
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      682 31 CHARTER FUOHT DIRECT TO MAADY AI D«SC 9 11 Apr TO SPECIAL ONE WAY BY AIR/ ONE WAY BY COACH BSMS/ONLY MAADY AI-SONOKHLA AM TOUR 3 DAYS 8398/ DIP: 7. 8. 1 1 APR BY COACH RETURN AIR 4 DAYS TOUR SSBS/- DEP: EVERYDAY BY AIR RETURN COACH 4 DAYS
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      702 32 JL Q Travel GuWe Bsssssssssssssssssssssssssssss^Bsssssssssssss^Bsssssssssssssssssl^^^ k _a^Bsf F^'■^B* P C^^D^^ "ssssaaai j I WORLD SFAIRB2AMERICA 'B2 CANADA/ALL AMERICA WEST COAST/MEXICO/HAWAII/ HONG KONG Vancouver. Seam;. Us Vegas. Los Angeles. Disneyland. Hollywood. Universal Studio. San Diego Sw Wm.J. Tijoanu. Mexico Honolulu. Hong Kong (M;.cau) 15 Days *****5 rap 21/3 3 USA/HAWAII/SAN FRANCISCO
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      659 32 Lj^-ir AMERICA/ If *t CANADA ESCAPADES 82 DISNEYLAND/HAWAIIAN PARADISE 11 DAYS $2599 Hawaii. Los Angeles (Universal Movie Studio). Anaheim (Disneyland). San Diego (Sea World). Mexico (Tiiuana)San Francisco 0ep .14/3. PB/3.2/4. 16/4. 14/5. 21/5. 28/5. 4/6. 11/6. 18/6. 25/6. 2/7. 16/7. 30/7. 13/8. 27/8. 10/9. 24/9 AMERICA WEST COAST SPECIAL 14/
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      943 32 .XII ft TrmiaoWt THAIIJUCD Nkjk bicentennial Pfßpr CELEBRATION A CC7QI For turthtr enquiries BapßJß»s»ai rrr, ,-rr, A §nd information call: *^***''*jj*^~^! JH HP aaaaaki Unit 616 Singapore Shopping Centre. •u^H |^ft JHHL 1 90' Clemenceau Avenue. .aflawV^Bf .Vjfl Singapora 0923 ff^si^^LM^^B*^ 2m. Te ***** 6 (1 linMl "^TI BsaT 6sbb^Bs6bbWa_^bmm^bsb>sbbbbbL'
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      1495 32 U Education A Instruction i PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERTmCATE COURSE Preparing candidates for the LCCI PSC examlnatijn of June 1983 Eiamtnanon eutxacte 1) Communications; 2) Shorthand T»pawiWng; Dutws; 1) Ofnca Organteetton 6 SacratarW Prooaduraa and 4) Structure ol Bmlnon. Courses commences: Part Time: 4 April 1982 Full Time: 12 April 1982
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      616 32 |0| H Echiratk>n*lT.st™tton i COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COURSE CofiinitoctnQ 9 Aprtf IM3 A 2 month comprehensive course in theory and practical aspects ol computer programming. Morning, Evening Weekend classes. Lessons conducted twice a week. Practlcals conducted on our own micro-computers. (Total: 6 hrs a week) Fee: $50 per month ENROL NOW
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      621 32 1-11 1: avi I J Iki t»«J;L J 3^ inst of BAtmrna nNANCt STAOC I OCTOaCR SI EXAM 4 O.C.E. O' tnuance 812/- p«r subject per month Oood/experlencrd Lecluren Nfw classes on 28 3 1982 201 Cotombe CI MBS7*B/*BBBT7B SBCmOfKMJTAN VMCA (PAUBEN ROAD) offers: ■NBTTTUTI Of ACMMMSTRATIVE MANAOCMBTNT (PAJIT 1)
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    59 33 Aged 72, paasow away en SM aawaVCffl laM3 WaW(«wot •ok Yap Bock Chuan Daaaklir. Yap Qeok Llan Daußtitar In lew. Loh May Lai Or— dim. Yap Boon Howe, Noel Cortese leevee *s, JeJan IMb at I.oopm on MTh Marak lor Kong y q^— p* t w „L Tawawawawak
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    45 33 paaaad away peaoaMh; en 22-&S2 •tSlSptn Leaving behind: MUSaAMO: TEO JEAN SEND KM TEO YEOW HING TEO YEOW KHOON TEO YEW LAM TEO YIW CHUNG TEO YEW OEE DAUGHTER TEO BENO NOOH SOSI 2) at law) on aB/S/tt thonca itHJMCniKTCTYfJUTOHo^ Mdm.LeoQek Agad $3 raar. old
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    67 33 The family of David Oorard Jaiipti Parana were grieved by his sudden and peaceful death, from this world. We regret not Informing everyone who knew and loved him. To those who responded and others who were not able to pay their respects we extend our deepest and loving
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    123 33 wi»h to eipreaa tkelr kwarHeß ittMki to and trtanas (or skew kmd ■iililmti, ettiiiiaiiei, eiweil wreathe and eootrtbtitton* during tkelr recent keA IB I Bill thank, atea K> wte Doc tor» and «ufl ot m AJvemia Hoap.sel wksn aeaMwaee were beyond Tke Fasaßy Of Tke Lale Mr.tevwjeaMaTlaeii t* Jl-0 Kwnpong
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    29 33 MRS TAN BOOH CHYE (nee Marie Lasa Feeaa Pent) departed 24JJ1 WimlMrwHmKti. Tke yea >■■* •pok* Imull&i e« fow yigggj |jy lowSjd fIiMA. In Luvmiq Mwrtorv of;
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    26 33 To be with you In the same old way, Is our dearest wish today. Always remembered by wife and children. Departed »»-»-7*
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    60 33 pMMdmrpM«MrfOllM/VII Wife: Panf Hong Koon Sone: Byrd Loh Yap Kuan Joe Loh Nglap San Loh Nglap Yong Loh Nglap Seng Michael Loh Nglap Meng (Deceased) Loh Nglap Keong Tan Keng How Adopted PIiUMIM Loh Ah Lin Loh Nglap Hwa Loh Nglap Leng Chua Ah Kuen (Adopted)
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    45 33 «ADLY MlfflP »UT ALWAYS REMEMKMD BY WIFE ANO CMLpwm M LOVING MOMMY of Vivien Mary Peters departed 23rd March 1977. Not lust yesterday, today but everyday. In silence and pain I remember. Dearly missed by: Patricia Chua MULLA KUWAMimtH TAVUALJ MMJITtDM-*-ai
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      829 33 EducatkMi&lnstnictJon ►jjj| Announcements 115 Driving PACVIC DRrVMO SCHOOL 6 Kirn Tlan Road. Spore 0316. *****75 Branch: 554 -A Balesller Road. Spore 1232, *****59 116 Dancing DAWS SCHOOL Of Dancing New classes. Social Dancing: 3.00 p.m. Sunday 28/3/82; 630pm Friday 28/3/82. Monday 29/3/82. Dtsco: 8.00 p.m. Friday 26/3/82. Tuesday 30/3/82; 2.30pm
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      Tien An Mun works keenly in good going
      444 35  -  FAIRWAY Thunderflash catches the eye ON THE TRACK with PENANG, Tues. Tien An Man IV, with Chris Gwilliam up, strode out keenly over 600 m in 38.6 sec here this morning. The going was good. Tien An Mun IV seems to have
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      Bumper year for Singapore Turf Club
      344 35  - Bumper year for Singapore Turf Club EPSOM JEEP By WHILE there appears to be a slowdown in the economic growth in this region, one "industry" that is galloping along merrily is horse racing. "The Singapore Turf Club had yet another very successful year in 1981, asserted the "czar" of racing
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      The newcomers
      1330 35 PENANG, Tues. Village Height! looks the pick of the eight Class 2 newcomers entered: (or the Penang Turf Gub March/April meeting beginning on Saturday. Village Heights (late South- em Frontier) Is a (our-year-old bay English gelding by Derring-Do Sage Willow. From (our starts at two, he won two
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      Lock icon Nicholl may miss 26th appearance for Irish
      203 36 Nicholl may miss 26th appearance for Irish PARIS, Tues. Jimmy Nicholl could miss his first international for three and a half years when Northern Ireland play France in a friendly international here tomorrow. The 24-year-old Manchester United fullback has a badly bruised toe and, though he trained yesterday, he hobbled
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      Lock icon Evans takes international leap for Scots
      397 36 LONDON, Tues. Allan Evans, who was playing part-time football with Dunfermline a few seasons ago, takes the massive leap into the international arena for Scotland at Hampden Park tonight. The 25-year-old Aston Villa defender displaces Aberdeen's Alex McLeish as the Scots step up their
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      Lock icon England get early look and give rivals a preview
      435 36 BILBAO, Tues. England take on Spanish club side Athletic Bilbao here tonight in the stadium where they will play their World Cup soccer finals group matches in June. And while Ron Greenwood's side take an early look at the San Mames
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      Lock icon Absenceof key players will tell on Chile
      322 36 Santiago, Tues. Chile will be without three key players when they meet fellow World Cup finalists Peru in a friendly soccer international tonight. Star striker Carlos Cassely and defenders Garrido and Valenzuela are all recovering from minor injuries. While the loss of Cassely
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      Lock icon West Germany disappointing, says Menotti
      292 36 West Germany disappointing, says Menotti ARGENTINIAN World Cup coach Cesar Luis Menotti said that be was "disappointed" with West Germany's 1-0 defeat by Brazil in Rio de Janeiro. Menotti said that Jupp Derwall, coach of the West German team must be "worried" to see his team beaten just 90 days
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        Cuevas' date
        40 36 BOXING: Pipino Cuevas, of Mexico, ana undefeated Chung-Jae Hwang, of South Korea, will meet in a 12- round eliminator for Sugar Ray Leonard's undisputed world welterweight title on May 24, promoter Bob Arum said in New York yesterday.
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        Title defence
        31 36 In New Y«rk, organisers announced that Nicaraguayan Alexis Arguello will defend his World Boxing Council lightweight title against WBC featherweight champion Salvador Sanchez, of Mexico, In July or Sept.
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        Swede wins
        22 36 CYCLING: Sweden's Tommy Prim won the 99 kilometres Gerona to Vie, first stage of the Catalan race week in Barcelona.
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        Trouncing
        30 36 ICE HOCKEY: Japan defeated Spain 11-2 (2-2. 54. 4-0) In the third round of the World championship Group C match in Jaca. Spain. Other result: Hungary 5 Yugoslavia 4.
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        20 36 TENNIS: Andrea Jaeger has withdrawn from the Avon women's championships in New York later this week, because of injury.
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        Easy victory
        72 36 Chip Hooper, the up-and-coming star of United States, tennis scored an easy 6-4, 6-4 victory over fellow American Bruce Manson in the opening round of the Cuore Cup tournament in Milan. Other results Heinz Gunthardt bt Tim Gullickson 6-2. 67. 7-6. Rod Frawley bt Mcl PurceU 6-3, 3-6.
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        Connors tops
        38 36 American Jimmy Connors with 785 points has Increased his lead at the top of the men's Grand Prix standings despite his defeat at the hands of GuiUermo Vilas. of Argentina in the GP final at Rotterdam.
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        50 36 YACHTING: Australian yachtsman Mark Bethwaite was declared the winner erf the world soling championships after one race in the best-of-seven aeries had to be abandoned. Bethwaite, the national sol ing champion clinched the championship when he won the postponed fifth heat with an aggregate of 14 penalty points. Agencies.
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      Lock icon Honour of opening World Cup finals goes to Barcelona
      551 36 TIMESPORT today starts the first in a series of features on the 14 Spanish cities that will stage the World Cup soccer finals in June and July. Next week, we feature the city of Valencia. Holders Argentina to meet Belgium in
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      Lock icon Kennedy wants more than unlucky 13
      729 37 Kennedy wants more than unlucky 13 RAY KENNEDY has almost gone through the card, having won just about every soccer honour there is for the taking. But he wants even more. The next honour Kennedy wants is the Welsh Cup-winners' medal and he sees himself achieving it with his latest
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      Switch to nylon shuttles looks likely
      250 37  - Switch to nylon shuttles looks likely I BERNARD PEREIRA By NYLON shuttlecocks are likely to take their first step in displacing their more expensive feathered variety in local badminton competitions before the year is out. The switch to the synthetic version, stepped up only a few years ago, was triggered
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      SAFRA'S aim for a double not easy
      187 37  -  LEX BEOW YAM By TWO teams stand between defending champions Singapore Armed Forces Reservists' Association and the Junior inter-club knockout badminton title when the tournament begins at the Singapore Badminton Hall tonight (7.30). And by the time the final comes along, only one
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      Lock icon Rebels draw
      59 37 CAPE TOWN, Tue*. The second four-day cricket match between an unofficial English XI and a South African side ended in a draw yesterdat. Scores: English XI 223 and 249-3 dec (G. A. Gooch 68, W Larkins 95, D. L. Amiss 73 no), South Africa 235 and »0 (R.
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      Chia moves into 'hot' seat
      177 37  -  PETER SIOW By STEVEN CHIA, Vaneco's team manager, has assumed the coaching committee chairman^ hot seat in the Singapore Table Tennis Association. Chia, who replaces the outgoing Goh Slew Chow, had been widely-tipped to take over the difficult job because of his knowledge and interest
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      Pakistanis go on run-spree
      232 37 Pakistanis go on run-spree LAHORE, Tues. Pakistan, scoring at the rate of one run per minute, rattled up 168 for one at the close of play, in reply to Sri Lanka's first innings' total of 240 on the second day of the Third cricket Test. After opener Mudassir Nazar was
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      Lock icon rGooch in $23,400 contract
      140 37 I CAPE TOWN, Tues. Graham Gooch, captain of the unofficial English XI now touring South Africa, has signed a £6,000 (123,340) contract to play for Western Province in the next South African season, it was announced yesterday. Ronnie Delport, Western Province Cricket Union president said that
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      Hold it! Let's give the trio a hearing first...
      365 38  - Hold it! Let's give the trio a hearing first... PATRICK BASTIANS COMMENT. By 41 CAN beat my father, who is ungraded. He works almost every day but, whenever he can, we have a game together. -PATRICK TANG, TAN AND WONG ARE PROMISING YOUNGSTERS JUDGMENT without trial that's what Singapore's top
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      Tan roars back after long lay-off
      187 38 Tan roars back after long lay-off VETERAN Tan Tong Kong, 48, came back successfully from a threeyear lay-off to clinch the Standard Class for cars between 1,301 and 1,600 cc in last weekend's Autocross at Senoko. Tan, driving a Golf GTI, posted a fast 3 mm. 58.24 sec. for the
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      An eye opener for clubs
      324 38  -  JOE DORAI By uOtl A misunderstanding and two officials are detained TWO officials of Division One soccer club Jubilee Sports Association secretary Anthony Chia and treasurer Noordin Jainon were detained at the Jurong Police Station last Sunday for preventing a police officer from carrying out
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      'Family' way to bowling in 80s
      285 38  -  WILFRED YEO By THE bowling "family" will sit down together for the first time since the sport was introduced in Singapore in 1963 over lunch and a seminar at the Holiday Inn today. The menu on the seminar, not unexpectedly, is "Bowling In The
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      Meet Patrick, the future Malaysian champion?
      415 38 AT 12, BOY WONDER' IS ALREADY BEATING ADULTS IN THE LEAGUE MEET Patrick Guru bat ham, the future Malaysian squash champion! Only 12 and not much taller than two racket-lengths, the precocious Patrick is too good for players of his age. He lost 1-3
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        Spirited start for Ang Mo Kio in national tourney
        263 38  -  LEX SEOW YAM By ANG MO KIO Secondary showed that their capture of the Schools North Zone under-17 soccer title was no flash in the pan when they triumphed 3-1 on home ground over Tun Sen Lanang in the national schools
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        Most lop-sided scoreline in basketball
        269 38  - Most lop-sided scoreline in basketball PETER SIOW By WHEN Chung Hwa beat Maju in the opening match of the girls' C DiviI sion national schools' basketball tournament at Thomson Road yesterday, their 76-2 scoreline was, probably, the most lopsided in local history. And it was truly fitting I that Chung
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      'Unknown' Stephens is Murray's choice
      366 39 IF Alan Murray, the former Singapore Island Country Club head professional who is back in town this week for the Singapore Open golf championship, is proved right, then an "unknown" could win the title this year, reports DEREK WILD. "Watch Lindsay Stephens," he told me
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      166 39 TODAY'S EVENTS BADMINTON Junior inter-club k.o. tournament: Mountbatten v Fraser and Neave (Delta), Haw Par v Armed Forces, Sunbeam v Police, Harper Valley v SAFRA (SBA hatf 7.30 p.m.). BASKKTBALL NatUmal ■efcuto' r'»hlna: B My. Girls: Nan Chian Girls v Thomson, Dunearn High v Yeung Ching, Bukit Ho Swee v
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      Nightmarish outing for Sembawang
      259 39  - Nightmarish outing for Sembawang WILFRED YEO By NINE-ZERO! that's the record National Football League Division One score Tiong Bahru registered at the Jurong Stadium where they murdered Sembawang Constituency Sports Club last night. And it could well have been a double-figure result had Ahmad Paijan not been offside on one
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      Lock icon Vanipa's goal beats S'pore
      45 39 BANGKOK, Tues. A 54thminute goal by skipper Vanlpa Yeepracna enabled Thailand to edge out Singapore 1-0 before 10,000-odd spectators on the opening day of the First Asean women s soccer tournament here today. In another match, Indonesia beat Malaysia 3-2. Reuter.
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      Lu should master the Bukit course
      938 39 SINGAPORE a open Taiwanese ready for season's first win DEREK WILD previews the Spore Open golf tourney HSU SHENG SAN, the tall, toothbrush-haired Taiwanese golfer who comfortably leads the 1982 Asian-circuit Order of Merit table at the halfway stage he has already scored two
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      Jubilee gain first point
      171 39  - Jubilee gain first point JOE DORAI By JUBILEE finally broke the "duck" after six matches in the Ovaltine National Football League Division One when they drew 1-1 with Fairer Park Dynamos at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Jubilee appeared poised for their first victory when they took the lead
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      Vincent sets only record
      227 39 Vincent sets only record VTNCENT UM, swimming in the boys' 13-14 years' 100 metres backstroke event, set the only record in the Chinese Swimming Club's multiple agegroup meet at Amber Road yesterday. I.im clocked 1 mln 6.6 sec, 2.2 sec faste than the 1979 record held by Chew Sung Lock.
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      Today's pro-am draw, times
      1054 39 rarer tee: 7.11 v*. Kyt ma Han (B), Y.S. Hung (17); V Ungam (S), G. Johmtone (17); IXI Shamuri Sidek (S). Teo Seng Han (18): H. Meahiral (J), Aaron Goh; If! R. Mena (Men. F. Loh (IS); Steve Cook (US), Paul Drayson (14); 7JI I. Legatpi
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      Booker looks keen...
      147 39 LEE BOOKER, a fairhaired 26-year-old American professional from Naples. Florida, is looking forward to this week's Singapore Open golf championship more than most, reports DEREK WILD. And not just because his best placing on the 1960 Asian circuit, when he finished 27th in the Order of Merit
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      A formidable sight
      281 39 TIM SMTTHETT, a 26-year-old professional from Cleveland, Ohio, is 1.85 metres tall and weighs 130 kilogrammes a formidable sight, indeed, on the golf course. And when the massive ex-foot-ball player arrived at Changi Airport on Sunday evening for this week's Singapore Open championship, he proved to be
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    Lock icon Soviets using 'yellow rain' to subdue resistance: US
    580 40 THOUSANDS KILLED IN LAOS, CAMBODIA AND AFGHANISTAN WASHINGTON, Tuot THE United States has accused the Soviet Union and its allies in South-east Asia of using toxins and other chemical warfare agents in a systematic effort to subdue resistance forces in Laos, Cambodia
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    Lock icon Swiss propose to join UN
    46 40 BERN. Tues. The traditionally-neutral Swiss Government, in a 200-page message to parliament and the people, formally proposed yesterday that Switzerland join the United Nations The government said Switzerland would risk "political isolation" by continuing to remain outside the world organisation. UPI.
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    Lock icon S'pore visit
    25 40 RANGOON, Tues. Foreign Minister U Chit Hlaing is to visit Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore next month, diplomatic sources here said today. AP.
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    Lock icon US sub in collision
    49 40 LONDON, Tues. A US nuclear submarine collided with a 10,000-tonne Turkish cargo vessel off the coast of Virginia yesterday, Lloyds news service reported here today. Damage to the submarine was not known, Lloyds said, although the Turkish vessel, the General Z. Dogan, was damaged. AFP.
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    32 40 NEW YORK, Tues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up 5.23 to 824.77 in the first half hour of trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. AP.
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    Columbia sets off on its third flight
    111 40 THE US space shuttle Columbia roaring skyward* from Its laanrhing pad la Cape Canaveral on Monday. Columbia, on Its third space trip, Is shielded by more than sillcon tile* U pjvteet It from the oaageivu heat of reentry at the end of Its
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    Lock icon Typhoon Nelson
    59 40 MANILA, Tues. Typhoon Nelson moved towards the south-eastern coast of the Philippines today after another tropical storm battered the area over the weekend and left at least 28 people dead and 41 missing. The Manila weather bureau said Nelson was packing winds of 120 km an hour and
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    Lock icon 14 killed
    24 40 MANILA. Tues. Communist guerillas killed 14 soldiers and policemen in two separate ambushes in the Philippines yesterday, military sources said today. Reuter.
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    111 40 LONDON, Tues. Fortyfour years after he entered the aviation industry as a tea boy in an aircraft factory, Sir Freddie Laker began a new job yesterday as head of a London aviation consultancy. The 59-year-old flying tycoon, who said over the weekend that he
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    Why URA didn't sell those sites — Teh
    714 40 Why URA didn't sell those sites Teh THE Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) refused to sell three pieces of land cheaply to property developers !ast year because the move might not have led to an increase in the supply of private flats. This was the explanation National Development Minister Teh Cheang
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    WOMAN DIED FOR LOVE OF UNBORN CHILD
    190 40  - WOMAN DIED FOR LOVE OF UNBORN CHILD GLORIA CHAN By A PREGNANT woman, fearing for her unborn child, died after she refused to Jump from her burning flat, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Madam Yeo Ai Choo. was seven months pregnant then. Her year-old-son died with her. Madam Yeo's mother-in-law,
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      Escape £rom Poland
      2614 1 4 With borrowed money, a rubber dinghy and incredible courage and luck, the brothers braved snow, blizzards and sub-zero temperatures and the risk of being shot by border patrols to flee from Poland and cross through Czechoslovakia and Hun- gary into Austria. 4 He paddled with his
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        The mindscreen as a movie
        658 3 The mindscreen as a movie BLOWOUT Last day today at Orchard Reviewed by PATRICK SHEN TAKE some sound and some movement, add the colour of imagination and project the resultant onto the mindscreen. What do you get? Why, movies of course, movies like BLOWOUT. But there's a problem. At the
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        Swomee-Swans and frisky brown Barbaloots
        429 3 I'VE been very nervous about junior school theatrical productions ever since my own ghastly experience, when as an eight-year-old Fairy Godmother in Cinderella, I walked onto the stage ahead of cue. The glare of the footlights was nothing compared to the glares I received from
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        Lock icon Gandhi's life in S. Africa
        640 4 It is in a small farm in South Africa that Gandhi, through his concern for the Indians there, perfected his principles of truth and non-violence. The farm will be turned into a museum to commemorate this great Indian leader. HERVE FRANCOIS-MARTIN reports on the 2
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        Making contact
        449 5  - Making contact DrKCY By THERE are millions of people in the world wearing contact lenses. And with the advent of soft contact lenses, an increasing number of people are able to use them. There are many misconceptions about these lenses, and there is a need for better public education to
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        SOOTHING MASSAGE
        505 5  -  PATRICK HENDERSON By in Australia THE gentle art of baby massage is becoming increasingly accepted as a method of calming young, unsettled babies without the use of drugs. An internationally recognised authority on baby massage and bonding, Dr Eva Reich of Maine, USA, has returned to Australia for
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        Commonsense pointers to life's problems
        627 5 LIFEGUIDE: A COMMONSENSE APPROACH TO MODERN LIVING By Claire Rayner New English Library, 1980. $16.25. Reviewed by LEEGEOKBOI ANSWERS to all the questions that you have ever wanted to ask about life and were afraid to. From sex to living out to treatment for common
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      681 2 Wildli£e and nature THE Birds That Would Not Di« (Ch S, 5.25 p.m.): High on top of the mistshrouded mountain of Lord Home Island survive the last few remaining Lord Home Island woodhens. They are species of Kiwi-like birds which have been wiped out by the introduction of man to
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